Predicting blood metabolites

ABSTRACT

A method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject, accesses a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, searches the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite, feeds the selected procedure with amount of a plurality of microbes of a microbiome of the subject, and receives from the selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims the benefit of priority Israeli Patent Application No. 264581 filed Jan. 31, 2019, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference in their entirety.

SEQUENCE LISTING STATEMENT

The ASCII file, entitled 80593 Sequence Listing.txt, created on 28 Jan. 2020, comprising 82,571,264 bytes, submitted concurrently with the filing of this application is incorporated herein by reference.

FIELD AND BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, relates to a non-invasive method of quantifying blood metabolites.

Blood serves as a liquid conveyor for molecules inside the body by delivering necessary substances to the cells and transporting metabolic waste products. Of particular importance are the thousands of circulating small molecules termed the serum metabolome, which are either naturally produced by the body or taken up from the environment. While the connection of most of these metabolites to human health is yet to be elucidated, some are known to be predictive diagnostic biomarkers or even causal agents in the development of disease. For example, high blood cholesterol leads to buildup of plaque in the blood vessels, termed atherosclerosis, which in turn increases the risk for a major cardiovascular event such as heart attack, stroke, and peripheral artery disease. As a result, blood cholesterol level serves as both a diagnostic biomarker and a therapeutic target for drugs such as statins. As another example, type II diabetes which impacts around 10% of the population, is diagnosed in part by measurements of blood glucose levels, with a recent study suggesting that a new set of metabolites significantly improves diagnosis. These are only examples for the wealth of potential biomarkers and therapeutic targets that could be found in the blood, making blood an attractive source in which to search for novel biomarkers for early detection and treatment of disease.

Mass spectrometry can accurately identify thousands of metabolites from different biofluids. While some of its identified compounds are well studied and characterized, the determinants of most serum metabolites are still unknown. Studies focusing on human genetics estimated a median heritability of 6.9% for serum metabolites, thereby leaving much of the variation in metabolite levels unaccounted for and suggesting major contributions from environmental factors. Other studies have suggested that the gut microbiome is actively involved in the metabolism of many metabolites which are detectable in human serum, including a diverse set of biochemicals such branched-chain and aromatic amino acids. A notable example is the metabolite trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO), which is derived from gut microbial metabolism of choline and carnitine, and was reported to act as a marker for cardiovascular disease in humans, with further evidence indicating proatherogenicity and prothromboticity in mouse models. The effect of nutrition on serum metabolites was long established as dietary patterns such as the intake of red meat, whole-grain bread, tea and coffee were linked to changes in a wide range of compounds. Smoking was suggested as impacting serum metabolites, with some of these smoking-related changes in human serum metabolites being reversible after smoking cessation. However, no study to date incorporated all of the above potential determinants within a single human cohort and quantified their relative contribution in explaining serum metabolites.

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with amount of a plurality of microbes of a microbiome of the subject; and receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

According to some embodiments of the invention the method comprises measuring the amount of microbes of the microbiome of the subject prior to the analyzing.

According to some embodiments of the invention the microbiome is a fecal microbiome.

According to some embodiments of the invention the plurality of microbes comprises more than 20 microbes.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is set forth in Table 2.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is other than glucose and other than cholesterol.

According to some embodiments of the invention at least some of the trained machine learning procedures in the library comprises a set of decision trees.

According to some embodiments of the invention the selected machine learning procedure comprises a set of decision trees, each decision tree comprises a plurality of nodes associated with a respective plurality of decision rules, each decision rule relating to at least one microbe of the microbiome, and wherein a number of decision rules relating to microbes listed in Table 1 is larger than a number of decision rules relating to other microbes of the microbiome.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite set forth in Table 1. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the trained procedure with an amount of N of the corresponding microbes set forth in Table 1, the N being at most 50; and receiving from the procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood, thereby predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

According to some embodiments of the invention the method comprises measuring the amount of microbes of the fecal microbiome of the subject prior to the analyzing.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is other than glucose and other than cholesterol.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject that consumes a diet of a plurality of food types. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with a frequency of consumption of at least 5 of the food types over at least one month and/or a daily mean consumption of at least 5 of the food types; and receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is other than glucose and other than cholesterol.

According to some embodiments of the invention at least some of the trained machine learning procedures in the library comprises a set of decision trees.

According to some embodiments of the invention each set of decision trees comprises at least 1000 decision trees.

According to some embodiments of the invention the selected machine learning procedure comprises a set of decision trees, each decision tree comprises a plurality of nodes associated with a respective plurality of decision rules, each decision rule relating to at least one food type, and wherein a number of decision rules relating to food types listed in Table 3 is larger than a number of decision rules relating to other food types.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite set forth in Table 3. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with a daily mean consumption and/or frequency of consumption over at least one month of N of the corresponding food types set forth in Table 3 of the subject; and receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood, thereby predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

According to some embodiments of the invention the N is at most 50.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is other than glucose and other than cholesterol.

According to some embodiments of the invention the method comprises corroborating the quantity of the metabolite by measuring the amount of the metabolite in a blood sample of the subject.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of diagnosing a disease of a subject. The method comprises predicting the quantity of at least one metabolite which is indicative of the disease, wherein the predicting is carried out according to any one of claims 1-21, thereby diagnosing the disease.

According to some embodiments of the invention the disease is selected from the group consisting of a metabolic disease, a cardiovascular disease and kidney disease.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of altering the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of the subject. The method comprises: predicting the quantity of the metabolite; and administering to the subject at least one agent which specifically increases or decreases at least one microbe, wherein the agent is selected based on the quantity of the metabolite; wherein the predicting the quantity of the metabolite comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with an amount of a plurality of microbes; and receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of altering the amount of a metabolite in the blood of the subject. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with a predetermined quantity of the metabolite; receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of at least one microbe; and administering to the subject at least one agent which specifically increases or decreases the amount of the at least one microbe, thereby altering the amount of the metabolite in the blood of the subject.

According to some embodiments of the invention the agent which increases the microbe is a probiotic.

According to some embodiments of the invention the agent which decreases the microbe is an antibiotic or a phage directed to the microbe.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of providing dietary advice to a subject. The method comprises predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood by carrying out the method according to claim 14-22, wherein when the metabolite is above or below the recommended quantity of the metabolite, recommending consumption of at least one food type that alters the quantity of the metabolite.

According to some embodiments of the invention the metabolite is set forth in Table 4.

According to some embodiments of the invention the food type is the corresponding food type set forth in Table 4.

According to an aspect of some embodiments of the present invention there is provided a method of altering the amount of a metabolite set forth in Table 3 in the blood of the subject. The method comprises: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching the library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding the selected procedure with a predetermined quantity of the metabolite; receiving from the selected procedure an output indicative of a list of food types; and providing dietary advice to the subject, based on the output.

According to some embodiments of the invention the method comprises predicting the amount of the metabolite using another trained machine learning procedure.

Unless otherwise defined, all technical and/or scientific terms used herein have the same meaning as commonly understood by one of ordinary skill in the art to which the invention pertains. Although methods and materials similar or equivalent to those described herein can be used in the practice or testing of embodiments of the invention, exemplary methods and/or materials are described below. In case of conflict, the patent specification, including definitions, will control. In addition, the materials, methods, and examples are illustrative only and are not intended to be necessarily limiting.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

Some embodiments of the invention are herein described, by way of example only, with reference to the accompanying drawings. With specific reference now to the drawings in detail, it is stressed that the particulars shown are by way of example and for purposes of illustrative discussion of embodiments of the invention. In this regard, the description taken with the drawings makes apparent to those skilled in the art how embodiments of the invention may be practiced.

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FIGS. 1A-E. Accurate and reproducible serum metabolomics from a deeply phenotyped human cohort. (A) Illustration of the measurements we obtained from our cohort. (B) Basic characteristics and demographics of our main and replication cohorts. P-values were calculated using Mann-Whitney U test for continuous variables and Fisher's exact test for binary variables. (C) Breakdown of the 1251 measured metabolites by type. (D) Number of samples (y-axis) in which each metabolite (x-axis) was identified, sorted by prevalence. (E) Spearman correlations (y-axis; box—IQR, whiskers—IQR*1.5) between standardized metabolomic profiles (Methods) of different individuals (n=475; median Spearman 0.05, std=0.12) stratified by sex, and between standardized metabolomic profiles of the same participant (n=20; median Spearman 0.68, std=0.06) taken one week apart. C&V, Cofactors and vitamins; std, Standard deviation.

FIGS. 2A-F. Diet, gut microbiome, genetics and clinical data predict the levels of most serum metabolites. Figure panels refer to results of 5-fold cross validation predictions of the levels of every metabolite based on models derived separately for each feature group. An exception is human genetics for which the EV of each metabolite is determined as that of the single most associated SNP. (A) Box and swarm plots (box, IQR; whiskers, 1.5*IQR) showing the EV (R²) of the top 50 predicted metabolites of each feature group (group names below panel C). Feature groups are sorted by their median EV across these 50 metabolites. (B) Heatmap showing the 95% confidence interval (CI) for EV (color gradient from left to right corresponds to lower and higher CI bounds) predicted for each metabolite (y-axis) by every feature group (x-axis). Only metabolites with significant predictions after strict Bonferonni correction are shown, their number per column shown above panel B. P-values and CIs were estimated using bootstrapping (Methods). (C) Enrichment of metabolite types in the metabolites predicted by each feature group (Mann-Whitney U test; Methods). Only significant enrichments are shown (p<0.05 after 10% FDR correction). Exact p-values are written in each cell. (D) A histogram of the number of metabolites (y-axis) with any value of EV (x-axis) as obtained using the full model. Inset shows the metabolites with EV in the range of 0.3-0.8. (E) Spearman correlations computed between the EV of metabolites for every pair of feature groups. Rows and columns are hierarchically clustered using Euclidean distances between the Spearman correlations. (F) The fraction of total EV (x-axis) of each feature group (y-axis) compared to the total EV of a model with all feature groups excluding genetics (full model). Total EV is the sum of the EV of the first 15 metabolite principal components (PCs) weighted by the EV of each PC (Methods).

FIGS. 3A-C. Validation of metabolite predictions on an independent cohort. (A) R² multiplied by the sign of the Pearson correlation coefficient (x-axis) between metabolite levels and BMI in our study, versus the mean R² multiplied by the sign of the Pearson correlation coefficient (y-axis) of BMI associated metabolites recently reported by a different group. Shown are 36 (out of 49) BMI associated metabolites that were also measured in this cohort. Line and shaded coloring represent the fitting of a linear model and the 95% confidence interval. (B-C) Dot plots showing the R² of metabolites obtained from prediction models trained on the main cohort (x-axis) and evaluated on the validation cohort (y-axis), for models based on microbiome (B) and diet (C) features. Only metabolites for which we obtained statistically significant predictions with over 5% of their variance explained in the main cohort are presented.

FIGS. 4A-F. Diet and gut microbiome data independently explain a wide range of biochemicals. (A) Shown is the EV of every metabolite from prediction models based on the gut microbiome (x-axis) versus diet (y-axis). Dashed red line is y=x. (B) Same for prediction models based on both gut microbiome and diet (x-axis) compared to using only diet (y-axis). (C) A histogram of the differences between the axes in B for metabolites whose predictions were statistically significant and over 5% of their variance was explained in at least one of the models. (D) Shown is the EV of every metabolite from prediction models based on all gut microbiome features (x-axis) compared to using only the top predictor of that metabolite, selected as the feature with the largest mean absolute SHAP value (y-axis). Dashed red palette lines mark different y:x ratios. (E) The levels of the unknown compound X-16124 in individuals for which the bacterial taxa from the Eggerthellaceae family was detectable in stool versus individuals for which it was not. *** Mann-Whitney U p<0.001; (F) Heatmap showing the directional mean absolute SHAP values (Methods) of various features (x-axis) computed from 5-fold cross validation models that predict metabolite levels (y-axis) using two separate models, one based on diet and another on gut microbiome data. Positive SHAP values indicate that higher feature values lead, on average, to higher predicted values, while negative SHAP values indicate that lower feature values lead, on average, to lower predicted values. Metabolites are sorted by their type and clustered within each group. Shown are the top 200 predicted metabolites using diet and gut microbiome, and the top 50 features by maximum mean absolute SHAP value across all metabolites. C&V, Cofactors and vitamins; AAs, Amino Acids.

FIGS. 5A-D. Networks of interactions between phenotypes explain diverse metabolites. Interactions between features from different feature groups predictive of similar metabolites are presented in a graphical layout, in which nodes are either metabolites or features, and edges are the directional mean absolute SHAP values (Methods) computed from models trained only on features from the respective feature group. Circular nodes—metabolites; predictive feature nodes—squares; both colored by relevant categories. Shown are only edges with a mean absolute SHAP value greater than 0.12. (A) Network of associations for the following feature groups: macronutrients, diet, microbiome, lifestyle, drugs and seasonal effects. (B) A large group of metabolites which their predictions are mainly driven by the reported consumption of coffee and the relative abundance of a bacteria from the Clostridiales order. (C) Metabolites explained by seasonal fruit consumption. (D) Selected examples of interactions between metabolites and features in predictive models.

FIGS. 6A-F. Metabolites explained by bread increase following an intervention that increases bread consumption. (A) Measuring associations between dietary features and metabolite levels using samples from this study. (B) Histogram of directional mean absolute SHAP values of whole-wheat bread consumption for metabolites computed based on held-out samples from our cohort. The top 5% (n=62; blue) positively associated metabolites and the top 5% (n=62; red) negatively associated metabolites are marked and used for further analysis. (C) A randomized controlled trial with 20 healthy subjects comparing the effect of consuming traditionally milled and prepared whole-grain sourdough bread to that of consuming industrial white bread made from refined wheat. We analyzed samples from the first week of the trial, in which 10 subjects increased consumption of sourdough bread and 10 others increased consumption of white bread. (D) Box plots (box, IQR; whiskers, 1.5*IQR) showing the mean fold-change (FC) of the top 5% positively (blue) and negatively (red) associated metabolites, separated by intervention group. Among the group which received the sourdough bread intervention the mean FC of the top 5% positively associated metabolites was significantly higher than the mean FC of the top 5% negatively associated metabolites (p<10⁻¹², Mann-Whitney U). *** Mann-Whitney U p<0.001; n.s., Not significant. (E-F) FC (y-axis) of two metabolites separated by intervention groups. In the sourdough bread group the FC of both betaine (E; Mann-Whitney U p<0.004) and cytosine (F; Mann-Whitney U p<0.002) were higher compared to the same FC in the group having white bread.

FIGS. 7A and 7B show results of experiments in which the model of the present embodiments was applied, without modification, to an independent cohort demonstrating a cross-cohort prediction ability.

FIGS. 8A and 8B. Validating metabolomics accuracy by comparing measurements to standard lab tests. Mass-spectrometry measurements (y-axis) versus standardized lab tests results (x-axis; Methods) for creatinine (E; Pearson R=0.87, p<10-20) and cholesterol (F; R=0.79, p<10-20). a.u., Arbitrary units.

FIGS. 9A-E. Gradient boosting decision trees outperform Lasso regression on diet and microbiome data. (A) Metabolite prediction R2 of GBDT vs Lasso regression models using diet data. Shown are only metabolites for which both models achieved significant predictions with R2 above 0.05. (B) Histogram of the differences between the R2 of GBDT compared to Lasso regression using the diet data. (C) The levels of the metabolite hydroxy-CMPF* vs the monthly consumption of cooked, baked or grilled fish as reported in a food frequency questionnaire. The comparison of Spearman and Pearson correlation coefficients suggests that the relationship between the metabolite and the numerical values of the question are monotonic yet non-linear, which explains why GBDT performs better in predicting the levels of hydroxy-CMPF* from diet data. The x-axis is not in scale. (D-E) Same as A-B for microbiome. GBDT, Gradient Boosting Decision Trees; a.u., arbitrary units.

FIG. 10. Comparison of explained variance of metabolites for every pair of feature groups. Every panel shows a dot plot of the explained variance of the metabolite groups from models based on every pair of feature groups. Panels on the diagonal shows the marginal distribution of explained variance of metabolite groups for a certain feature group.

FIG. 11 is a schematic illustration of a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning (ML) procedures, according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 12 is a schematic illustration of a method suitable for predicting a quantity of a metabolite using a machine learning procedure which is associated with the metabolite and which is trained using microbiome data, according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is a schematic illustration of a method suitable for predicting a quantity of a metabolite using a machine learning procedure which is associated with the metabolite and which is trained using food consumption data, according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is a schematic illustration of a method suitable for solving an inverse problem using a machine learning procedure which is trained using microbiome data, according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a schematic illustration of a method suitable for solving an inverse problem using a machine learning procedure which is trained using food consumption data, according to some embodiments of the present invention.

FIG. 16. Principal component analysis over the metabolomics data. Shown are the proportion of variance explained by each of the first 400 principal components (left y-axis; black) and their cumulative EV (right y-axis; blue).

FIG. 17. Overall predictive power of gut microbiome and diet data replicates in an independent cohort. The sum of the explained variance (y-axis, R2) for diet and microbiome (x-axis) in the main (blue) and replication (red) cohorts. Shown are only metabolites for which the models achieved significant out-of-sample predictions with R² above 0.05 in the main cohort.

FIG. 18. Replication of associations between genetic loci and the levels of circulating blood metabolites. Explained variance (R²) of a model based on top significantly associated SNPs in the TwinsUK cohort from a previous study6 (x-axis) vs the explained variance of a model based on a single top associated SNP from this study (y-axis). Shown are results for 301 metabolites which were measured in both studies. Line and shaded coloring represent the fitting of a linear model and the 95% confidence interval.

FIGS. 19A-F. Specific dietary features and bacterial taxa underlie the accurate prediction of circulating metabolites. (A-F) Predicted (y-axis) vs measured (x-axis) levels (arbitrary units) of X-16124 (A; Pearson R=0.77, p<10-20), phenylacetylglutamine (B; R=0.63, p<10-20), p-cresol-glucuronide (C; R=0.64, p<10-20), caffeine (D; R=0.68, p<10-20), hydroxy-CMPF (E; R=0.72, p<10-20) and stachydrine (F; R=0.5, p<10-20). Predictions of A-C are based only on microbiome data, and colored by the relative abundance of the bacterial taxa having the highest mean absolute SHAP value for each metabolite. Predictions of D-F are based only on diet data, and colored by the reported consumption of the dietary item having the highest mean absolute SHAP value for each metabolite. p-values for prediction were estimated via bootstrapping.

FIG. 20. Distribution of bacterial phyla in our cohort. Stacked bar plots per sample (x-axis) showing the relative abundance of bacterial phyla (y-axis). Samples are sorted by the relative abundance of the most abundant phylum, Firmicutes. Bacteroidetes is the second most abundant phylum in our cohort. Relative abundance of a phylum is computed as the sum over relative abundances of all bacterial features belonging to that phylum.

DESCRIPTION OF SPECIFIC EMBODIMENTS OF THE INVENTION

The present invention, in some embodiments thereof, relates to a non-invasive method of quantifying blood metabolites.

Before explaining at least one embodiment of the invention in detail, it is to be understood that the invention is not necessarily limited in its application to the details set forth in the following description or exemplified by the Examples. The invention is capable of other embodiments or of being practiced or carried out in various ways.

The collection of metabolites circulating in the human blood, termed the serum metabolome, contains a plethora of biomarkers and causative agents. Although the origin of specific compounds is known, the understanding of the key determinants of most metabolites is poor.

The present inventors have now measured the levels of 1251 circulating metabolites in 521 serum samples from a healthy cohort, and devised machine learning algorithms to predict their levels in held-out subjects based on a comprehensive profile consisting of gut microbiome, clinical parameters, diet, lifestyle, anthropometric measurements and medication data. Notably, they obtained significant predictions for over 92% of the profiled metabolites, with diet and microbiome each explaining hundreds of metabolites, and with 64% of the variance of some metabolites explained using only gut microbiome data. To corroborate the causality of these predictions, the present inventors showed that some metabolites that were predicted to be positively associated with bread increased in levels following a randomized clinical trial of bread intervention. Overall, the present results unravel the potential determinants of over 1000 metabolites, paving the way towards mechanistic understanding of the alterations in metabolites under different conditions and to designing interventions for manipulating metabolite levels.

Thus, according to a first aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject, the method comprising analyzing the amount of a plurality of microbes of a microbiome of the subject so as to reach a confidence level of at least 95% in the significance of the predictions, thereby predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

The methods described herein are preferably non-invasive methods. Thus, in one embodiment, the methods described herein are carried out without blood sampling.

As used herein the term “subject” refers to a mammalian subject (e.g. mouse, cow, dog, cat, horse, monkey, human), preferably human.

In one embodiment, the subject is a healthy subject.

As used herein, a “metabolite” is an intermediate or product of metabolism. The term metabolite is generally restricted to small molecules and does not include polymeric compounds such as DNA or proteins greater than 100 amino acids in length. A metabolite may serve as a substrate for an enzyme of a metabolic pathway, an intermediate of such a pathway or the product obtained by the metabolic pathway.

In preferred embodiments, metabolites include but are not limited to sugars, organic acids, amino acids, fatty acids, hormones, vitamins, as well as ionic fragments thereof. In another embodiment, the metabolite is an oligopeptides (less than about 100 amino acids in length). In still another embodiment, the metabolite is not a peptide or a nucleic acid.

In particular, the metabolites are less than about 3000 Daltons in molecular weight, and more particularly from about 50 to about 3000 Daltons.

The metabolite of this aspect of the present invention may be a primary metabolite (i.e. essential to the microbe for growth) or a secondary metabolite (one that does not play a role in growth, development or reproduction, and is formed during the end or near the stationary phase of growth.

Representative examples of metabolic pathways in which the metabolites of the present invention are involved include, without limitation, citric acid cycle, respiratory chain, photosynthesis, photorespiration, glycolysis, gluconeogenesis, hexose monophosphate pathway, oxidative pentose phosphate pathway, production and β-oxidation of fatty acids, urea cycle, amino acid biosynthesis pathways, protein degradation pathways such as proteasomal degradation, amino acid degrading pathways, biosynthesis or degradation of: lipids, polyketides (including, e.g., flavonoids and isoflavonoids), isoprenoids (including, e.g., terpenes, sterols, steroids, carotenoids, xanthophylls), carbohydrates, phenylpropanoids and derivatives, alkaloids, benzenoids, indoles, indole-sulfur compounds, porphyrines, anthocyans, hormones, vitamins, cofactors such as prosthetic groups or electron carriers, lignin, glucosinolates, purines, pyrimidines, nucleosides, nucleotides and related molecules such as tRNAs, microRNAs (miRNA) or mRNAs.

Preferably, the metabolite is set forth in the Human Metabolite Database which is available online at wwwdothmdb.ca/metabolites.

Exemplary metabolites that may be analyzed include, but are not limited to: (N(1)+N(8))-acetylspermidine, “1,2,3-benzenetriol sulfate (1)”, “1,2,3-benzenetriol sulfate (2)”, “1,2-dilinoleoyl-GPC (18:2/18:2)”, “1,2-dilinoleoyl-GPE (18:2/18:2)*”, “1,2-dipalmitoyl-GPC (16:0/16:0)”, “1,3,7-trimethylurate”, “1,3-dimethylurate”, “1,5-anhydroglucitol (1,5-AG)”, “1,7-dimethylurate”, 1-(1-enyl-oleoyl)-GPE (P-18:1)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-arachidonoyl-GPC (P-16:0/20:4)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-arachidonoyl-GPE (P-16:0/20:4)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-linoleoyl-GPC (P-16:0/18:2)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-linoleoyl-GPE (P-16:0/18:2)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-oleoyl-GPC (P-16:0/18:1)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-oleoyl-GPE (P-16:0/18:1)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-palmitoleoyl-GPC (P-16:0/16:1)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-palmitoyl-GPC (P-16:0/16:0)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-GPC (P-16:0)*, 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-GPE (P-16:0)*, 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-2-arachidonoyl-GPE (P-18:0/20:4)*, 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-2-linoleoyl-GPE (P-18:0/18:2)*, 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-2-oleoyl-GPE (P-18:0/18:1), 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-GPE (P-18:0)*, 1-arachidonoyl-GPA (20:4), 1-arachidonoyl-GPC (20:4n6)*, 1-arachidonoyl-GPE (20:4n6)*, 1-arachidonoyl-GPI (20:4)*, 1-arachidonylglycerol (20:4), 1-dihomo-linolenylglycerol (20:3), 1-dihomo-linoleoylglycerol (20:2), 1-docosahexaenoylglycerol (22:6), 1-lignoceroyl-GPC (24:0), 1-linolenoyl-GPC (18:3)*, 1-linolenoylglycerol (18:3), 1-linoleoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPC (18:2/20:4n6)*, 1-linoleoyl-2-linolenoyl-GPC (18:2/18:3)*, 1-linoleoyl-GPA (18:2)*, 1-linoleoyl-GPC (18:2), 1-linoleoyl-GPE (18:2)*, 1-linoleoyl-GPG (18:2)*, 1-linoleoyl-GPI (18:2)*, 1-linoleoylglycerol (18:2), 1-methylhistidine, 1-methylimidazoleacetate, 1-methylnicotinamide, 1-methylurate, 1-methylxanthine, 1-myristoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPC (14:0/20:4)*, 1-myristoyl-2-palmitoyl-GPC (14:0/16:0), 1-myristoylglycerol (14:0), 1-oleoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPC (18:1/22:6)*, 1-oleoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPE (18:1/22:6)*, 1-oleoyl-GPC (18:1), 1-oleoyl-GPE (18:1), 1-oleoyl-GPG (18:1)*, 1-oleoyl-GPI (18:1)*, 1-oleoylglycerol (18:1), 1-palmitoleoyl-2-linolenoyl-GPC (16:1/18:3)*, 1-palmitoleoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPC (16:1/18:2)*, 1-palmitoleoyl-GPC (16:1)*, 1-palmitoleoylglycerol (16:1)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPC (16:0/20:4n6), 1-palmitoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPE (16:0/20:4)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPI (16:0/20:4)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPC (16:0/22:6), 1-palmitoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPE (16:0/22:6)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-gamma-linolenoyl-GPC (16:0/18:3n6)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPC (16:0/18:2), 1-palmitoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPE (16:0/18:2), 1-palmitoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPI (16:0/18:2), 1-palmitoyl-2-oleoyl-GPC (16:0/18:1), 1-palmitoyl-2-oleoyl-GPE (16:0/18:1), 1-palmitoyl-2-oleoyl-GPI (16:0/18:1)*, 1-palmitoyl-2-palmitoleoyl-GPC (16:0/16:1)*, 1-palmitoyl-GPA (16:0), 1-palmitoyl-GPC (16:0), 1-palmitoyl-GPE (16:0), 1-palmitoyl-GPG (16:0)*, 1-palmitoyl-GPI (16:0), 1-palmitoylglycerol (16:0), 1-stearoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPC (18:0/20:4), 1-stearoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPE (18:0/20:4), 1-stearoyl-2-arachidonoyl-GPI (18:0/20:4), 1-stearoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPC (18:0/22:6), 1-stearoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl-GPE (18:0/22:6)*, 1-stearoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPC (18:0/18:2)*, 1-stearoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPE (18:0/18:2)*, 1-stearoyl-2-linoleoyl-GPI (18:0/18:2), 1-stearoyl-2-oleoyl-GPC (18:0/18:1), 1-stearoyl-2-oleoyl-GPE (18:0/18:1), 1-stearoyl-2-oleoyl-GPI (18:0/18:1)*, 1-stearoyl-2-oleoyl-GPS (18:0/18:1), 1-stearoyl-GPC (18:0), 1-stearoyl-GPE (18:0), 1-stearoyl-GPG (18:0), 1-stearoyl-GPI (18:0), 1-stearoyl-GPS (18:0)*, 10-heptadecenoate (17:1n7), 10-nonadecenoate (19:1n9), 10-undecenoate (11:1n1), “12,13-DiHOME”, 12-HETE, 12-HHTrE, 13-HODE+9-HODE, 13-methylmyristate, 14-HDoHE/17-HDoHE, 15-methylpalmitate, 16a-hydroxy DHEA 3-sulfate, 17-methylstearate, 17alpha-hydroxypregnanolone glucuronide, 17alpha-hydroxypregnenolone 3-sulfate, 1H-indole-7-acetic acid, 2′-deoxyuridine, 2′-O-methylcytidine, 2′-O-methyluridine, “2,3-dihydroxy-2-methylbutyrate”, “2,3-dihydroxyisovalerate”, “2,3-dihydroxypyridine”, 2-acetamidophenol sulfate, 2-aminoadipate, 2-aminobutyrate, 2-aminoheptanoate, 2-aminooctanoate, 2-aminophenol sulfate, 2-arachidonoylglycerol (20:4), 2-docosahexaenoylglycerol (22:6)*, 2-hydroxy-3-methylvalerate, 2-hydroxyacetaminophen sulfate*, 2-hydroxyadipate, 2-hydroxybehenate, 2-hydroxybutyrate/2-hydroxyisobutyrate, 2-hydroxydecanoate, 2-hydroxyglutarate, 2-hydroxyhippurate (salicylurate), 2-hydroxyibuprofen, 2-hydroxylaurate, 2-hydroxynervonate*, 2-hydroxyoctanoate, 2-hydroxypalmitate, 2-hydroxyphenylacetate, 2-hydroxystearate, 2-keto-3-deoxy-gluconate, 2-linoleoylglycerol (18:2), 2-methoxyacetaminophen glucuronide*, 2-methoxyacetaminophen sulfate*, 2-methoxyresorcinol sulfate, 2-methylbutyrylcarnitine (C5), 2-methylcitrate/homocitrate, 2-methylserine, 2-oleoylglycerol (18:1), 2-oxoarginine*, 2-palmitoleoyl-GPC (16:1)*, 2-palmitoyl-GPC (16:0)*, 2-palmitoylglycerol (16:0), 2-piperidinone, 2-pyrrolidinone, 2-stearoyl-GPE (18:0)*, 21-hydroxypregnenolone disulfate, “3,4-methyleneheptanoate”, “3,7-dimethylurate”, 3-(3-hydroxyphenyl)propionate, 3-(3-hydroxyphenyl)propionate sulfate, 3-(4-hydroxyphenyl)lactate, 3-(cystein-S-yl)acetaminophen*, 3-(N-acetyl-L-cystein-S-yl) acetaminophen, 3-acetylphenol sulfate, 3-aminoisobutyrate, 3-carboxy-4-methyl-5-propyl-2-furanpropanoate (CMPF), 3-hydroxy-2-ethylpropionate, 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutarate, 3-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA), 3-hydroxybutyrylcarnitine (1),3-hydroxybutyrylcarnitine (2),3-hydroxycotinine glucuronide, 3-hydroxydecanoate, 3-hydroxyhexanoate, 3-hydroxyhippurate, 3-hydroxyisobutyrate, 3-hydroxylaurate, 3-hydroxyoctanoate, 3-hydroxypyridine sulfate, 3-hydroxyquinine, 3-indoxyl sulfate, 3-methoxycatechol sulfate (1),3-methoxycatechol sulfate (2),3-methoxytyramine sulfate, 3-methoxytyrosine, 3-methyl catechol sulfate (1),3-methyl catechol sulfate (2), 3-methyl-2-oxobutyrate, 3-methyl-2-oxovalerate, 3-methyladipate, 3-methylcytidine, 3-methylglutaconate, 3-methylglutarylcarnitine (2),3-methylhistidine, 3-methylxanthine, 3-phenylpropionate (hydrocinnamate), 3-sulfo-L-alanine, 3-ureidopropionate, 3b-hydroxy-5-cholenoic acid, 3beta-hydroxy-5-cholestenoate, 4-acetamidobenzoate, 4-acetamidobutanoate, 4-acetamidophenol, 4-acetamidophenylglucuronide, 4-acetaminophen sulfate, 4-acetylphenol sulfate, 4-allylphenol sulfate, 4-ethylphenylsulfate, 4-guanidinobutanoate, 4-hydroxybenzoate, 4-hydroxychlorothalonil, 4-hydroxycinnamate sulfate, 4-hydroxycoumarin, 4-hydroxyhippurate, 4-hydroxyphenylacetate, 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate, 4-imidazoleacetate, 4-methyl-2-oxopentanoate, 4-methylcatechol sulfate, 4-vinylguaiacol sulfate, 4-vinylphenol sulfate, “5,6-dihydrothymine”, 5-(galactosylhydroxy)-L-lysine, 5-acetylamino-6-amino-3-methyluracil, 5-acetylamino-6-formylamino-3-methyluracil, 5-bromotryptophan, 5-dodecenoate (12:1n7), 5-hydroxyhexanoate, 5-hydroxyindoleacetate, 5-hydroxylysine, 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furoic acid, 5-methylthioadenosine (MTA), 5-methyluridine (ribothymidine), 5-oxoproline, “5alpha-androstan-3alpha,17alpha-diol monosulfate”, “5 alpha-androstan-3 alpha,17beta-diol disulfate”, “5alpha-androstan-3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (1)”, “5 alpha-androstan-3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (2)”, “5alpha-androstan-3beta,17alpha-diol disulfate”, “5alpha-androstan-3beta,17beta-diol disulfate”, “5alpha-androstan-3beta,17beta-diol monosulfate (2)”, “5alpha-pregnan-3 (alpha or beta),20beta-diol disulfate”, “5alpha-pregnan-3beta,20alpha-diol disulfate”, “5alpha-pregnan-3beta,20alpha-diol monosulfate (1)”, “5alpha-pregnan-3beta,20alpha-diol monosulfate (2)”, “5alpha-pregnan-3beta,20beta-diol monosulfate (1)”, “5alpha-pregnan-3beta-ol,20-one sulfate”, 6-hydroxyindole sulfate, 6-oxopiperidine-2-carboxylate, 7-alpha-hydroxy-3-oxo-4-cholestenoate (7-Hoca), 7-methylguanine, 7-methylurate, 7-methylxanthine, “9,10-DiHOME”, 9-hydroxystearate, acesulfame, acetoacetate, acetylcarnitine (C2), acisoga, aconitate [cis or trans], adenine, adenosine, adenosine 5′-monophosphate (AMP), adipate, adipoylcarnitine (C6-DC), ADpSGEGDFXAEGGGVR*, adrenate (22:4n6), ADSGEGDFXAEGGGVR*, alanine, allantoin, alliin, alpha-hydroxyisocaproate, alpha-hydroxyisovalerate, alpha-ketobutyrate, alpha-ketoglutarate, alpha-tocopherol, andro steroid monosulfate C19H28O6S (1)*, “androstenediol (3alpha, 17alpha) monosulfate (2)”, “androstenediol (3alpha, 17alpha) monosulfate (3)”, “androstenediol (3beta,17beta) disulfate (1)”, “androstenediol (3beta,17beta) disulfate (2)”, “androstenediol (3beta,17beta) monosulfate (1)”, “androstenediol (3beta,17beta) monosulfate (2)”, androsterone sulfate, anthranilate, arabinose, arabitol/xylitol, arabonate/xylonate, arachidate (20:0), arachidonate (20:4n6), arachidonoylcarnitine (C20:4), arachidonoylcholine, arachidoylcarnitine (C20)*, argininate*, arginine, asparagine, aspartate, atenolol, azelate (nonanedioate), behenoyl dihydrosphingomyelin (d18:0/22:0)*, behenoyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/22:0)*, benzoate, benzoylcarnitine*, beta-alanine, beta-citrylglutamate, beta-cryptoxanthin, beta-hydroxyisovalerate, betaine, “bilirubin (E,E)*”, “bilirubin (E,Z or Z,E)*”, “bilirubin (Z,Z)”, biliverdin, “bradykinin, des-arg(9)”, butyrylcarnitine (C4), C-glycosyltryptophan, caffeic acid sulfate, caffeine, caprate (10:0), caproate (6:0), caprylate (8:0), carboxyethyl-GABA, carboxyibuprofen, carnitine, carotene diol (1), carotene diol (2), carotene diol (3), catechol glucuronide, catechol sulfate, “ceramide (d16:1/24:1, d18:1/22:1)*”, “ceramide (d18:1/14:0, d16:1/16:0)*”, “ceramide (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0, d20:1/18:0)*”, “ceramide (d18:2/24:1, d18:1/24:2)*”, cerotoylcarnitine (C26)*, cetirizine, chenodeoxycholate, chiro-inositol, cholate, cholesterol, choline, choline phosphate, cinnamoylglycine, cis-4-decenoylcarnitine (C10:1), citraconate/glutaconate, citrate, citrulline, corticosterone, cortisol, cortisone, cotinine, cotinine N-oxide, creatine, creatinine, “cys-gly, oxidized”, cystathionine, cysteine, cysteine s-sulfate, cysteine sulfinic acid, cysteine-glutathione disulfide, cysteinylglycine, cystine, cytidine, cytosine, daidzein sulfate (2), decanoylcarnitine (C10), dehydroisoandrosterone sulfate (DHEA-S), deoxycarnitine, deoxycholate, desmethylnaproxen sulfate, dexlansoprazole, dihomo-linoleate (20:2n6), dihomo-linolenate (20:3n3 or n6), dihomo-linolenoyl-choline, dihomo-linolenoylcarnitine (20:3n3 or 6)*, dihomo-linoleoylcarnitine (C20:2)*, dihydroferulic acid, dihydroorotate, dimethyl sulfone, dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO), dimethylarginine (SDMA+ADMA), dimethylglycine, docosadienoate (22:2n6), docosadioate, docosahexaenoate (DHA; 22:6n3), docosahexaenoylcarnitine (C22:6)*, docosahexaenoylcholine, docosapentaenoate (n3 DPA; 22:5n3), docosapentaenoate (n6 DPA; 22:5n6), docosatrienoate (22:3n3), dodecanedioate, dopamine 3-O-sulfate, dopamine 4-sulfate, DSGEGDFXAEGGGVR*, ectoine, eicosanodioate, eicosapentaenoate (EPA; 20:5n3), eicosapentaenoylcholine, eicosenoate (20:1), eicosenoylcarnitine (C20:1)*, epiandrosterone sulfate, ergothioneine, erucate (22:1n9), erythritol, erythronate*, escitalopram, estrone 3-sulfate, ethyl glucuronide, ethylmalonate, etiocholanolone glucuronide, eugenol sulfate, ferulic acid 4-sulfate, ferulylglycine (1), fexofenadine, fluoxetine, formiminoglutamate, fructose, fumarate, furaneol sulfate, gabapentin, galactonate, gamma-CEHC, gamma-CEHC glucuronide*, gamma-glutamyl-2-aminobutyrate, gamma-glutamyl-alpha-lysine, gamma-glutamyl-epsilon-lysine, gamma-glutamylalanine, gamma-glutamylglutamate, gamma-glutamylglutamine, gamma-glutamylglycine, gamma-glutamylhistidine, gamma-glutamylisoleucine*, gamma-glutamylleucine, gamma-glutamylmethionine, gamma-glutamylphenylalanine, gamma-glutamylthreonine, gamma-glutamyltryptophan, gamma-glutamyltyrosine, gamma-glutamylvaline, gamma-tocopherol/beta-tocopherol, gentisate, gentisic acid-5-glucoside, gluconate, glucose, glucuronate, glutamate, glutamine, glutarate (pentanedioate), glutarylcarnitine (C5-DC), glycerate, glycerol, glycerol 3-phosphate, glycerophosphoethanolamine, glycerophosphoinositol*, glycerophosphorylcholine (GPC), glycine, glycochenodeoxycholate, glycochenodeoxycholate glucuronide (1), glycochenodeoxycholate sulfate, glycocholate, glycocholate glucuronide (1), glycocholenate sulfate*, glycodeoxycholate, glycodeoxycholate glucuronide (1), glycodeoxycholate sulfate, glycohyocholate, glycolithocholate, glycolithocholate sulfate*, “glycosyl ceramide (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0)*”, “glycosyl ceramide (d18:2/24:1, d18:1/24:2)*”, glycosyl-N-(2-hydroxynervonoyl)-sphingosine (d18:1/24:1(2OH))*, glycosyl-N-behenoyl-sphingadienine (d18:2/22:0)*, glycosyl-N-palmitoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/16:0), glycosyl-N-stearoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/18:0), glycoursodeoxycholate, glycylvaline, guanidinoacetate, guanidinosuccinate, guanosine, gulonate*, heneicosapentaenoate (21:5n3), HEPES, heptanoate (7:0), hexadecadienoate (16:2n6), hexadecanedioate, hexanoylcarnitine (C6), hexanoylglutamine, hippurate, histidine, histidylalanine, homoarginine, homocitrulline, homostachydrine*, HWESASXX*, hydantoin-5-propionic acid, hydrochlorothiazide, hydroquinone sulfate, hydroxybupropion, hydroxycotinine, hypotaurine, hypoxanthine, I-urobilinogen, ibuprofen, ibuprofen acyl glucuronide, imidazole lactate, imidazole propionate, indole-3-carboxylic acid, indoleacetate, indoleacetylglutamine, indolelactate, indolepropionate, indolin-2-one, inosine, isobutyrylcarnitine (C4), isocitrate, isoeugenol sulfate, isoleucine, isoursodeoxycholate, isovalerate, isovalerylcarnitine (C5), isovalerylglycine, kynurenate, kynurenine, L-urobilin, lactate, lactose, lactosyl-N-behenoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/22:0)*, lactosyl-N-nervonoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/24:1)*, lactosyl-N-palmitoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/16:0), lanthionine, laurate (12:0), laurylcarnitine (C12), leucine, leucylalanine, leucylglycine, lignoceroyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/24:0), lignoceroylcarnitine (C24)*, linoleamide (18:2n6), linoleate (18:2n6), linolenate [alpha or gamma; (18:3n3 or 6)], linolenoylcarnitine (C18:3)*, linoleoyl ethanolamide, linoleoyl-arachidonoyl-glycerol (18:2/20:4) [1]*, linoleoyl-arachidonoyl-glycerol (18:2/20:4) [2]*, linoleoyl-linoleoyl-glycerol (18:2/18:2) [1]*, linoleoylcarnitine (C18:2)*, linoleoylcholine*, lysine, malate, maleate, malonate, mannitol/sorbitol, mannose, margarate (17:0), margaroylcarnitine*, metformin, methionine, methionine sulfone, methionine sulfoxide, methyl glucopyranoside (alpha+beta),methyl-4-hydroxybenzoate sulfate, methylphosphate, methylsuccinate, methylsuccinoylcarnitine (1), myo-inositol, myristate (14:0), myristoleate (14:1n5), myristoleoylcarnitine (C14:1)*, myristoyl dihydrosphingomyelin (d18:0/14:0)*, myristoylcarnitine (C14), “N,O-didesmethylvenlafaxine glucuronide”, N-(2-furoyl)glycine, N-acetyl-1-methylhistidine*, N-acetyl-3-methylhistidine*, N-acetyl-aspartyl-glutamate (NAAG), N-acetyl-beta-alanine, N-acetyl-cadaverine, N-acetyl-S-allyl-L-cysteine, N-acetylalanine, N-acetylalliin, N-acetylarginine, N-acetylasparagine, N-acetylaspartate (NAA), N-acetylcarnosine, N-acetylcitrulline, N-acetylglucosamine/N-acetylgalactosamine, N-acetylglucosaminylasparagine, N-acetylglutamate, N-acetylglutamine, N-acetylglycine, N-acetylhistidine, N-acetylisoleucine, N-acetylkynurenine (2), N-acetylleucine, N-acetylmethionine, N-acetylmethionine sulfoxide, N-acetylneuraminate, N-acetylphenylalanine, N-acetylproline, N-acetylputrescine, N-acetylserine, N-acetyltaurine, N-acetylthreonine, N-acetyltryptophan, N-acetyltyrosine, N-acetylvaline, N-behenoyl-sphingadienine (d18:2/22:0)*, N-delta-acetylornithine, N-formylanthranilic acid, N-formylmethionine, N-formylphenylalanine, N-methylpipecolate, N-methylproline, N-methyltaurine, N-oleoylserine, N-oleoyltaurine, N-palmitoyl-heptadecasphingosine (d17:1/16:0)*, N-palmitoyl-sphingadienine (d18:2/16:0)*, N-palmitoyl-sphinganine (d18:0/16:0), N-palmitoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/16:0), N-palmitoylglycine, N-palmitoylserine, N-palmitoyltaurine, N-stearoyl-sphingosine (d18:1/18:0)*, N-stearoyltaurine, N-trimethyl 5-aminovalerate, N1-Methyl-2-pyridone-5-carboxamide, N1-methyladenosine, N1-methylinosine, “N2,N2-dimethylguanosine”, “N2,N5-diacetylornithine”, N2-acetyllysine, N4-acetylcytidine, “N6,N6,N6-trimethyllysine”, N6-acetyllysine, N6-carbamoylthreonyladenosine, N6-succinyladenosine, naproxen, naringenin, naringenin 7-glucuronide, nervonoylcarnitine (C24:1)*, nicotinamide, nisinate (24:6n3), nonadecanoate (19:0), norcotinine, norfluoxetine, o-cresol sulfate, O-desmethylvenlafaxine, O-methylcatechol sulfate, O-sulfo-L-tyrosine, octadecanedioate, octanoylcarnitine (C8), oleamide, oleate/vaccenate (18:1), oleoyl ethanolamide, oleoyl-linoleoyl-glycerol (18:1/18:2) [1], oleoyl-linoleoyl-glycerol (18:1/18:2) [2], oleoylcarnitine (C18:1), oleoylcholine, omeprazole, ornithine, orotate, orotidine, oxalate (ethanedioate), oxypurinol, p-cresol sulfate, p-cresol-glucuronide*, palmitate (16:0), palmitic amide, palmitoleate (16:1n7), palmitoleoylcarnitine (C16:1)*, palmitoloelycholine, palmitoyl dihydrosphingomyelin (d18:0/16:0)*, palmitoyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/16:0), palmitoylcarnitine (C16), palmitoylcholine, pantoprazole, pantothenate, paraxanthine, paroxetine, pentadecanoate (15:0), perfluorooctanesulfonic acid (PFOS), phenol glucuronide, phenol sulfate, phenylacetate, phenylacetylcarnitine, phenylacetylglutamine, phenylalanine, phenylalanylglycine, phenyllactate (PLA), phenylpyruvate, phosphate, phosphoethanolamine, phytanate, picolinate, pimeloylcarnitine/3-methyladipoylcarnitine (C7-DC), pipecolate, piperine, pivaloylcarnitine (C5), pregn steroid monosulfate C21H34O5S*, pregnanediol-3-glucuronide, pregnanolone/allopregnanolone sulfate, pregnen-diol disulfate C21H34O8S2*, pregnenolone sulfate, pristanate, pro-hydroxy-pro, proline, prolylglycine, propionylcarnitine (C3), propionylglycine, propyl 4-hydroxybenzoate, propyl 4-hydroxybenzoate sulfate, pseudoephedrine, pseudouridine, pyridostigmine, pyridoxate, pyroglutamine*, pyrraline, pyruvate, quetiapine, quinate, quinine, quinolinate, retinol (Vitamin A), ribitol, riboflavin (Vitamin B2), ribonate, ribose, riluzole, S-1-pyrroline-5-carboxylate, S-adenosylhomocysteine (SAH), S-allylcysteine, S-carboxymethyl-L-cysteine, S-methylcysteine, S-methylcysteine sulfoxide, S-methylmethionine, saccharin, salicylate, salicyluric glucuronide*, sarcosine, sebacate (decanedioate), serine, serotonin, silibinin, sitagliptin, spermidine, sphinganine-1-phosphate, “sphingomyelin (d17:1/16:0, d18:1/15:0, d16:1/17:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d17:2/16:0, d18:2/15:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:0/18:0, d19:0/17:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:0/20:0, d16:0/22:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/14:0, d16:1/16:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/17:0, d17:1/18:0, d19:1/16:0)”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/18:1, d18:2/18:0)”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/19:0, d19:1/18:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/20:1, d18:2/20:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/20:2, d18:2/20:1, d16:1/22:2)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/21:0, d17:1/22:0, d16:1/23:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/22:1, d18:2/22:0, d16:1/24:1)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/22:2, d18:2/22:1, d16:1/24:2)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/24:1, d18:2/24:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:1/25:0, d19:0/24:1, d20:1/23:0, d19:1/24:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:2/14:0, d18:1/14:1)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:2/16:0, d18:1/16:1)*”, sphingomyelin (d18:2/18:1)*, “sphingomyelin (d18:2/21:0, d16:2/23:0)*”, “sphingomyelin (d18:2/23:0, d18:1/23:1, d17:1/24:1)*”, sphingomyelin (d18:2/23:1)*, “sphingomyelin (d18:2/24:1, d18:1/24:2)*”, sphingomyelin (d18:2/24:2)*, sphingosine, sphingosine 1-phosphate, stachydrine, stearate (18:0), stearidonate (18:4n3), stearoyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/18:0), stearoylcarnitine (C18), stearoylcholine*, suberate (octanedioate), suberoylcarnitine (C8-DC), succinate, succinylcarnitine (C4-DC), sucrose, sulfate*, syringol sulfate, tartarate, tartronate (hydroxymalonate), taurine, tauro-beta-muricholate, taurochenodeoxycholate, taurocholate, taurocholenate sulfate, taurodeoxycholate, taurolithocholate 3-sulfate, tauroursodeoxycholate, tetradecanedioate, theanine, theobromine, theophylline, thioproline, threonate, threonine, threonylphenylalanine, thymol sulfate, thyroxine, tiglylcarnitine (C5:1-DC), trans-4-hydroxyproline, trans-urocanate, tricosanoyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/23:0)*, triethanolamine, trigonelline (N′-methylnicotinate), trimethylamine N-oxide, tryptophan, tryptophan betaine, tyramine O-sulfate, tyrosine, umbelliferone sulfate, undecanedioate, uracil, urate, urea, uridine, ursodeoxycholate, valerate, valine, valsartan, vanillactate, vanillic alcohol sulfate, vanillylmandelate (VMA), venlafaxine, warfarin, xanthine, xanthosine, xanthurenate, ximenoylcarnitine (C26:1)*, xylose, X-01911, X-07765, X-11261, X-11299, X-11308, X-11315, X-11372, X-11378, X-11381, X-11407, X-11441, X-11442, X-11444, X-11470, X-11478, X-11483, X-11485, X-11491, X-11522, X-11530, X-11593, X-11640, X-11787, X-11795, X-11843, X-11847, X-11849, X-11850, X-11852, X-11858, X-11880, X-12007, X-12013, X-12015, X-12026, X-12063, X-12096, X-12100, X-12101, X-12104, X-12112, X-12117, X-12126, X-12127, X-12193, X-12206, X-12212, X-12216, X-12221, 4-ethylcatechol sulfate, X-12261, X-12263, X-12283, X-12306, X-12329, X-12407, X-12410, X-12411, X-12456, X-12462, X-12472, X-12524, X-12543, X-12544, X-12565, X-12680, X-12701, X-12712, X-12714, X-12718, X-12726, X-12729, X-12730, X-12731, X-12738, X-12739, X-12740, X-12753, X-12798, X-12812, X-12816, X-12818, X-12820, X-12822, X-12830, X-12831, X-12837, X-12839, X-12844, X-12846, X-12847, X-12849, X-12851, X-12879, X-12906, X-13007, X-13255, X-13431, X-13435, X-13553, X-13658, X-13684, X-13703, X-13723, X-13728, X-13729, X-13737, X-13835, X-13844, X-13846, X-13866, X-14056, X-14082, X-14095, X-14096, X-14314, X-14364, X-14662, X-14904, X-14939, X-15220, X-15245, X-15461, X-15469, X-15486, X-15492, X-15503, X-15666, X-15674, X-15728, X-16087, X-16124, X-16132, X-16397, X-16570, X-16576, X-16580, X-16654, X-16935, X-16938, X-16944, X-16946, X-16964, X-17010, X-17145, X-17146, X-17185, X-17325, X-17327, X-17328, X-17335, X-17337, X-17340, X-17343, X-17348, X-17351, X-17353, X-17354, X-17357, X-17359, X-17367, X-17438, X-17469, X-17612, X-17653, X-17654, X-17655, X-17673, X-17676, X-17677, X-17685, X-17690, X-17704, X-17765, X-18240, X-18249, X-18345, X-18606, X-18779, X-18886, X-18887, X-18899, X-18901, X-18913, X-18914, X-18921, X-18922, X-19141, X-19183, X-19434, X-19438, X-19561, X-21258, X-21285, X-21286, X-21295, X-21310, X-21312, X-21319, X-21327, X-21339, X-21341, X-21342, X-21353, X-21364, X-21383, X-21410, X-21411, X-21441, X-21442, X-21444, X-21448, X-21467, X-21470, X-21474, X-21607, X-21628, X-21657, X-21659, X-21661, X-21729, X-21736, X-21737, X-21742, X-21752, X-21792, X-21796, X-21803, X-21807, X-21815, X-21816, X-21821, X-21829, X-21834, X-21838, X-21839, X-21842, X-21845, X-21851, X-22143, X-22162, X-22475, X-22509, X-22520, X-22716, X-22764, X-22771, X-22775, X-22834, X-23276, X-23291, X-23294, X-23295, X-23297, X-23314, X-23369, X-23583, X-23585, X-23587, X-23588, X-23593, X-23637, X-23639, X-23644, X-23649, X-23652, X-23654, X-23655, X-23659, X-23666, X-23680, X-23739, X-23780, X-23782, X-23787, X-23974, X-23997, X-24106, X-24243, X-24293, X-24295, X-24309, X-24328, X-24329, X-24337, X-24348, X-24352, X-24410, X-24411, X-24422, X-24425, X-24432, X-24435, X-24455, X-24456, X-24473, X-24475, X-24498, X-24512, X-24518, X-24519, X-24527, X-24542, X-24544, X-24546, X-24549, X-24550, X-24551, X-24552, X-24554, X-24555, X-24556, X-24557, X-24558, X-24560, X-24571, X-24588, X-24637, X-24655, X-24686, X-24693, X-24699, X-24706, X-24728, X-24736, X-24747, X-24748, X-24757, X-24760, X-24765, X-24801, X-24809, X-24811, X-24812, X-24813, X-24831, X-24832, X-24849, X-24932, X-24947, X-24948, X-24949, X-24951, X-24952, X-24972, X-24983, X-25116, 1-carboxyethylisoleucine, 1-carboxyethylleucine, 1-carboxyethylphenylalanine, 1-carboxyethylvaline, 1-methyl-5-imidazoleacetate, 1-ribosyl-imidazoleacetate*, “2,2′-Methylenebis(6-tert-butyl-p-cresol)”, “2,3-dihydroxy-5-methylthio-4-pentenoate (DMTPA)*”, “2,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid”, 2-naphthol sulfate, 3-(methylthio)acetaminophen sulfate*, 3-amino-2-piperidone, 3-carboxy-4-methyl-5-pentyl-2-furanpropionate (3-CMPFP)**, 3-formylindole, 3-hydroxyhippurate sulfate, 3-hydroxystachydrine*, “5,6-dihydrouridine”, 5-dodecenoylcarnitine (C12:1), 5-methylthioribose**, androsterone glucuronide, cis-4-decenoate (10:1n6)*, cysteinylglycine disulfide*, dihydrocaffeate sulfate (2), dodecadienoate (12:2)*, dodecenedioate (C12:1-DC)*, eicosenedioate (C20:1-DC)*, Fibrinopeptide A (2-15)**, Fibrinopeptide A (3-15)**, Fibrinopeptide A (3-16)**, Fibrinopeptide A (4-15)**, Fibrinopeptide A (5-16)*, Fibrinopeptide A (7-16)*, Fibrinopeptide B (1-11)**, Fibrinopeptide B (1-12)**, Fibrinopeptide B (1-13)**, gamma-glutamylcitrulline*, glu-gly-asn-val**, glucuronide of C10H18O2 (1)*, glucuronide of C10H18O2 (7)*, glucuronide of C10H18O2 (8)*, glycine conjugate of C10H14O2 (1)*, glyco-beta-muricholate**, hexadecenedioate (C16:1-DC)*, hydroxy-CMPF*, “hydroxy-N6,N6,N6-trimethyllysine*”, hydroxyasparagine**, hydroxypalmitoyl sphingomyelin (d18:1/16:0(OH))**, “N,N,N-trimethyl-alanylproline betaine (TMAP)”, “N,N-dimethyl-5-aminovalerate”, N-acetyl-2-aminooctanoate*, N-acetyl-isoputreanine*, N-methylhydroxyproline**, nonanoylcarnitine (C9), octadecadienedioate (C18:2-DC)*, octadecenedioate (C18:1-DC)*, octadecenedioylcarnitine (C18:1-DC)*, perfluorooctanoate (PFOA), picolinoylglycine, pregnenetriol disulfate*, sulfate of piperine metabolite C16H19NO3 (2)*, sulfate of piperine metabolite C16H19NO3 (3)*, taurochenodeoxycholic acid 3-sulfate, taurodeoxycholic acid 3-sulfate, tetradecadienoate (14:2)*, tridecenedioate (C13:1-DC)*

According to a particular embodiment, the metabolite is not glucose and not cholesterol. According to a particular embodiment the metabolite is set forth in Table 1 and more preferably in Table 2. Sequence identifier for the metagenomic sequences of the unknown bacteria recited in Tables 1 and 2 are provided in Table 10.

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As used herein, the term “microbiome” refers to the totality of microbes (bacteria, fungae, protists), their genetic elements (genomes) in a defined environment.

According to a particular embodiment, the microbiome is a gut microbiome (i.e. microbiota of the digestive track). In one embodiment, the environment is the small intestine. In another embodiment the environment is the large intestine. The microbiome may be of the lumen or the mucosa of the small intestine or large intestine. In still another embodiment, the gut microbiome is a fecal microbiome.

In some embodiments, a microbiota sample is collected by any means that allows recovery of the microbes and without disturbing the relative amounts of microbes or components or products thereof of a microbiome. In some embodiments, the microbiota sample is a fecal sample. In other embodiments, the microbiota sample is retrieved directly from the gut—e.g. by endoscopy from the lower gastrointestinal (GI) tract or from the upper GI tract. The microbiota sample may be of the lumen of the GI tract or the mucosa of the GI tract.

According to one embodiment the microbiome sample (e.g. fecal sample) is frozen and/or lyophilized prior to analysis. According to another embodiment, the sample may be subjected to solid phase extraction methods.

In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 10 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 20 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 50 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 100 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 500 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 5 and 1000 species of microbes are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of between 50 and 500 species of microbes (e.g. bacteria) are measured. In some embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of substantially all species/classes/families of bacteria within the microbiome are measured. In still more embodiments, the presence, level, and/or activity of substantially all the bacteria within the microbiome are measured.

Measuring a level or presence of a microbe may be effected by analyzing for the presence of microbial component or a microbial by-product. Thus, for example the level or presence of a microbe may be effected by measuring the level of a DNA sequence. In some embodiments, the level or presence of a microbe may be effected by measuring 16S rRNA gene sequences or 18S rRNA gene sequences. In other embodiments, the level or presence of a microbe may be effected by measuring RNA transcripts. In still other embodiments the level or presence of a microbe may be effected by measuring proteins. In still other embodiments, the level or presence of a microbe may be effected by measuring metabolites present in the microbiome sample.

Quantifying Microbial Levels:

It will be appreciated that determining the abundance of microbes may be affected by taking into account any feature of the microbiome. Thus, the abundance of microbes may be affected by taking into account the abundance at different phylogenetic levels; at the level of gene abundance; gene metabolic pathway abundances; sub-species strain identification; SNPs and insertions and deletions in specific bacterial regions; growth rates of bacteria, the diversity of the microbes of the microbiome, as further described herein below.

In some embodiments, determining a level or set of levels of one or more types of microbes or components or products thereof comprises determining a level or set of levels of one or more DNA sequences. In some embodiments, one or more DNA sequences comprises any DNA sequence that can be used to differentiate between different microbial types. In certain embodiments, one or more DNA sequences comprises 16S rRNA gene sequences. In certain embodiments, one or more DNA sequences comprises 18S rRNA gene sequences. In some embodiments, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 50, 100, 1,000, 5,000 or more sequences are amplified.

16S and 18S rRNA gene sequences encode small subunit components of prokaryotic and eukaryotic ribosomes respectively. rRNA genes are particularly useful in distinguishing between types of microbes because, although sequences of these genes differs between microbial species, the genes have highly conserved regions for primer binding. This specificity between conserved primer binding regions allows the rRNA genes of many different types of microbes to be amplified with a single set of primers and then to be distinguished by amplified sequences.

In some embodiments, a microbiota sample (e.g. fecal sample) is directly assayed for a level or set of levels of one or more DNA sequences. In some embodiments, DNA is isolated from a microbiota sample and isolated DNA is assayed for a level or set of levels of one or more DNA sequences. Methods of isolating microbial DNA are well known in the art. Examples include but are not limited to phenol-chloroform extraction and a wide variety of commercially available kits, including QIAamp DNA Stool Mini Kit (Qiagen, Valencia, Calif.).

In some embodiments, a level or set of levels of one or more DNA sequences is determined by amplifying DNA sequences using PCR (e.g., standard PCR, semi-quantitative, or quantitative PCR) and then sequencing. In some embodiments, a level or set of levels of one or more DNA sequences is determined by amplifying DNA sequences using quantitative PCR. These and other basic DNA amplification procedures are well known to practitioners in the art and are described in Ausebel et al. (Ausubel F M, Brent R, Kingston R E, Moore D, Seidman J G, Smith J A, Struhl K (eds). 1998. Current Protocols in Molecular Biology. Wiley: New York).

In some embodiments, DNA sequences are amplified using primers specific for one or more sequence that differentiate(s) individual microbial types from other, different microbial types. In some embodiments, 16S rRNA gene sequences or fragments thereof are amplified using primers specific for 16S rRNA gene sequences. In some embodiments, 18S DNA sequences are amplified using primers specific for 18S DNA sequences.

In some embodiments, a level or set of levels of one or more 16S rRNA gene sequences is determined using phylochip technology. Use of phylochips is well known in the art and is described in Hazen et al. (“Deep-sea oil plume enriches indigenous oil-degrading bacteria.” Science, 330, 204-208, 2010), the entirety of which is incorporated by reference. Briefly, 16S rRNA genes sequences are amplified and labeled from DNA extracted from a microbiota sample. Amplified DNA is then hybridized to an array containing probes for microbial 16S rRNA genes. Level of binding to each probe is then quantified providing a sample level of microbial type corresponding to 16S rRNA gene sequence probed. In some embodiments, phylochip analysis is performed by a commercial vendor. Examples include but are not limited to Second Genome Inc. (San Francisco, Calif.).

In some embodiments, determining a level or set of levels of one or more types of microbes comprises determining a level or set of levels of one or more microbial RNA molecules (e.g., transcripts). Methods of quantifying levels of RNA transcripts are well known in the art and include but are not limited to northern analysis, semi-quantitative reverse transcriptase PCR, quantitative reverse transcriptase PCR, and microarray analysis.

Methods for sequence determination are generally known to the person skilled in the art. Preferred sequencing methods are next generation sequencing methods or parallel high throughput sequencing methods. For example, a bacterial genomic sequence may be obtained by using Massively Parallel Signature Sequencing (MPSS). An example of an envisaged sequence method is pyrosequencing, in particular 454 pyrosequencing, e.g. based on the Roche 454 Genome Sequencer. This method amplifies DNA inside water droplets in an oil solution with each droplet containing a single DNA template attached to a single primer-coated bead that then forms a clonal colony. Pyrosequencing uses luciferase to generate light for detection of the individual nucleotides added to the nascent DNA, and the combined data are used to generate sequence read-outs. Yet another envisaged example is Illumina or Solexa sequencing, e.g. by using the Illumina Genome Analyzer technology, which is based on reversible dye-terminators. DNA molecules are typically attached to primers on a slide and amplified so that local clonal colonies are formed. Subsequently one type of nucleotide at a time may be added, and non-incorporated nucleotides are washed away. Subsequently, images of the fluorescently labeled nucleotides may be taken and the dye is chemically removed from the DNA, allowing a next cycle. Yet another example is the use of Applied Biosystems' SOLiD technology, which employs sequencing by ligation. This method is based on the use of a pool of all possible oligonucleotides of a fixed length, which are labeled according to the sequenced position. Such oligonucleotides are annealed and ligated. Subsequently, the preferential ligation by DNA ligase for matching sequences typically results in a signal informative of the nucleotide at that position. Since the DNA is typically amplified by emulsion PCR, the resulting bead, each containing only copies of the same DNA molecule, can be deposited on a glass slide resulting in sequences of quantities and lengths comparable to Illumina sequencing. A further method is based on Helicos' Heliscope technology, wherein fragments are captured by polyT oligomers tethered to an array. At each sequencing cycle, polymerase and single fluorescently labeled nucleotides are added and the array is imaged. The fluorescent tag is subsequently removed and the cycle is repeated. Further examples of sequencing techniques encompassed within the methods of the present invention are sequencing by hybridization, sequencing by use of nanopores, microscopy-based sequencing techniques, microfluidic Sanger sequencing, or microchip-based sequencing methods.

According to one embodiment, the sequencing method allows for quantitating the amount of microbe—e.g. by deep sequencing such as Illumina deep sequencing.

As used herein, the term “deep sequencing” refers to a sequencing method wherein the target sequence is read multiple times in the single test. A single deep sequencing run is composed of a multitude of sequencing reactions run on the same target sequence and each, generating independent sequence readout.

In some embodiments, determining a level or set of levels of one or more types of microbes comprises determining a level or set of levels of one or more microbial polypeptides. Methods of quantifying polypeptide levels are well known in the art and include but are not limited to Western analysis and mass spectrometry.

It will be appreciated that although the abundance of any number of microbes may be measured, a limited number are preferably used in the prediction analysis.

The present inventors have shown that the number of microbes whose abundance should be analyzed in order to predict the amount of a blood metabolite may be particular to that metabolite. Preferably, the abundance of at least 5 bacterial species are analyzed, at least 10 bacterial species are analyzed, at least 15 bacterial species are analyzed, at least 20 bacterial species are analyzed, at least 25 bacterial species are analyzed or more than 25 bacterial species are analyzed.

According to another embodiment, in order to classify a microbe as belonging to a particular genus, family, order, class or phylum, it must comprise at least 90% sequence homology, at least 91% sequence homology, at least 92% sequence homology, at least 93% sequence homology, at least 94% sequence homology, at least 95% sequence homology, at least 96% sequence homology, at least 97% sequence homology, at least 98% sequence homology, at least 99% sequence homology to a reference microbe known to belong to the particular genus. According to a particular embodiment, the sequence homology is at least 95%.

According to another embodiment, in order to classify a microbe as belonging to a particular species, it must comprise at least 90% sequence homology, at least 91% sequence homology, at least 92% sequence homology, at least 93% sequence homology, at least 94% sequence homology, at least 95% sequence homology, at least 96% sequence homology, at least 97% sequence homology, at least 98% sequence homology, at least 99% sequence homology to a reference microbe known to belong to the particular species. According to a particular embodiment, the sequence homology is at least 97%.

In determining whether a nucleic acid or protein is substantially homologous or shares a certain percentage of sequence identity with a sequence of the invention, sequence similarity may be defined by conventional algorithms, which typically allow introduction of a small number of gaps in order to achieve the best fit. In particular, “percent identity” of two polypeptides or two nucleic acid sequences is determined using the algorithm of Karlin and Altschul (Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 87:2264-2268, 1993). Such an algorithm is incorporated into the BLASTN and BLASTX programs of Altschul et al. (J. Mol. Biol. 215:403-410, 1990). BLAST nucleotide searches may be performed with the BLASTN program to obtain nucleotide sequences homologous to a nucleic acid molecule of the invention. Equally, BLAST protein searches may be performed with the BLASTX program to obtain amino acid sequences that are homologous to a polypeptide of the invention. To obtain gapped alignments for comparison purposes, Gapped BLAST is utilized as described in Altschul et al. (Nucleic Acids Res. 25:3389-3402, 1997). When utilizing BLAST and Gapped BLAST programs, the default parameters of the respective programs (e.g., BLASTX and BLASTN) are employed. See www(dot)ncbi(dot)nlm(dot)nih(dot)gov for more details.

In one embodiment, the abundance of no more than 30 bacterial species are analyzed, no more than 40 bacterial species are analyzed or no more than 50 bacterial species are analyzed.

Preferably, at least one of the bacteria that is analyzed belongs to the Clostridiales order.

Preferably at least one of the bacteria that is analyzed belongs to the phylum Firmicutes.

Preferably, at least 20% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the phylum Firmicutes. Preferably, at least 30% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the phylum Firmicutes. Preferably, at least 40% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite, belong to the phylum Firmicutes. Preferably, at least 50% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the phylum Firmicutes. Preferably, at least 60% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the phylum Firmicutes. Preferably, at least 70% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the phylum Firmicutes.

In another embodiment, the bacteria that is analyzed does not belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum. Preferably, less than 50% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum. Preferably, less than 40% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum. Preferably, less than 30% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum. Preferably, less than 20% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum. Preferably, less than 10% of the bacteria that are analyzed for the prediction of a single metabolite belong to the Bacteroidetes phylum.

According to a particular embodiment at least one of the bacterial features whose abundance are analyzed includes: (8002) S: Streptococcus thermophiles; (4810) S: Blautia sp CAG 237; (4961) G: Eubacterium; (3957) F: Lachnospiraceae; (4960) G: Eubacterium; (4581) S: Dorea longicatena; (4782) U: Unknown; (14322) S: Eggerthella sp CAG 209; (5190) S: Firmicutes bacterium CAG 102; (4577) S: Coprococcus comes; (6359) F: Clostridiaceae; (14861) U: Unknown; (3926) U: Unknown; (15073) G: Oscillibacter; (4749) S: Clostridium sp CAG 7; (6148) F: Peptostreptococcaceae; (4705) S: Clostridium sp CAG 43; (14397) S: Collinsella sp CAG 289; (15119) F: Clostridiales unclassified; (15041) F: Clostridiales unclassified; (5843) S: Allisonella histaminiformans; (14921) U: Unknown; (14306) S: Clostridium sp CAG 138; (15154) F: Clostridiales unclassified; (14816) F: Eggerthellaceae.

Table 1 provides a list of preferred bacteria whose abundance may be measured for the quantitative prediction per metabolite.

According to a particular embodiment, the metabolite which is analyzed is set forth in Table 1 and more preferably in Table 2.

The analysis of the amounts of the microbes of the microbiome is optionally and preferably by executing a machine learning procedure.

As used herein the term “machine learning” refers to a procedure embodied as a computer program configured to induce patterns, regularities, or rules from previously collected data to develop an appropriate response to future data, or describe the data in some meaningful way.

Representative examples of machine learning procedures suitable for the present embodiments, include, without limitation, clustering, association rule algorithms, feature evaluation algorithms, subset selection algorithms, support vector machines, classification rules, cost-sensitive classifiers, vote algorithms, stacking algorithms, Bayesian networks, decision trees, neural networks, instance-based algorithms, linear modeling algorithms, k-nearest neighbors (KNN) analysis, ensemble learning algorithms, probabilistic models, graphical models, logistic regression methods (including multinomial logistic regression methods), gradient ascent methods, singular value decomposition methods and principle component analysis.

Following is an overview of some machine learning procedures suitable for the present embodiments.

Support vector machines are algorithms that are based on statistical learning theory. A support vector machine (SVM) according to some embodiments of the present invention can be used for classification purposes and/or for numeric prediction. A support vector machine for classification is referred to herein as “support vector classifier,” support vector machine for numeric prediction is referred to herein as “support vector regression”.

An SVM is typically characterized by a kernel function, the selection of which determines whether the resulting SVM provides classification, regression or other functions. Through application of the kernel function, the SVM maps input vectors into high dimensional feature space, in which a decision hyper-surface (also known as a separator) can be constructed to provide classification, regression or other decision functions. In the simplest case, the surface is a hyper-plane (also known as linear separator), but more complex separators are also contemplated and can be applied using kernel functions. The data points that define the hyper-surface are referred to as support vectors.

The support vector classifier selects a separator where the distance of the separator from the closest data points is as large as possible, thereby separating feature vector points associated with objects in a given class from feature vector points associated with objects outside the class. For support vector regression, a high-dimensional tube with a radius of acceptable error is constructed which minimizes the error of the data set while also maximizing the flatness of the associated curve or function. In other words, the tube is an envelope around the fit curve, defined by a collection of data points nearest the curve or surface.

An advantage of a support vector machine is that once the support vectors have been identified, the remaining observations can be removed from the calculations, thus greatly reducing the computational complexity of the problem. An SVM typically operates in two phases: a training phase and a testing phase. During the training phase, a set of support vectors is generated for use in executing the decision rule. During the testing phase, decisions are made using the decision rule. A support vector algorithm is a method for training an SVM. By execution of the algorithm, a training set of parameters is generated, including the support vectors that characterize the SVM. A representative example of a support vector algorithm suitable for the present embodiments includes, without limitation, sequential minimal optimization.

In KNN analysis, the affinity or closeness of objects is determined. The affinity is also known as distance in a feature space between objects. Based on the determined distances, the objects are clustered and an outlier is detected. Thus, the KNN analysis is a technique to find distance-based outliers based on the distance of an object from its kth-nearest neighbors in the feature space. Specifically, each object is ranked on the basis of its distance to its kth-nearest neighbors. The farthest away object is declared the outlier. In some cases the farthest objects are declared outliers. That is, an object is an outlier with respect to parameters, such as, a k number of neighbors and a specified distance, if no more than k objects are at the specified distance or less from the object. The KNN analysis is a classification technique that uses supervised learning. An item is presented and compared to a training set with two or more classes. The item is assigned to the class that is most common amongst its k-nearest neighbors. That is, compute the distance to all the items in the training set to find the k nearest, and extract the majority class from the k and assign to item.

Association rule algorithm is a technique for extracting meaningful association patterns among features.

The term “association”, in the context of machine learning, refers to any interrelation among features, not just ones that predict a particular class or numeric value. Association includes, but it is not limited to, finding association rules, finding patterns, performing feature evaluation, performing feature subset selection, developing predictive models, and understanding interactions between features.

The term “association rules” refers to elements that co-occur frequently within the datasets. It includes, but is not limited to association patterns, discriminative patterns, frequent patterns, closed patterns, and colossal patterns.

A usual primary step of association rule algorithm is to find a set of items or features that are most frequent among all the observations. Once the list is obtained, rules can be extracted from them.

The aforementioned self-organizing map is an unsupervised learning technique often used for visualization and analysis of high-dimensional data. Typical applications are focused on the visualization of the central dependencies within the data on the map. The map generated by the algorithm can be used to speed up the identification of association rules by other algorithms. The algorithm typically includes a grid of processing units, referred to as “neurons”. Each neuron is associated with a feature vector referred to as observation. The map attempts to represent all the available observations with optimal accuracy using a restricted set of models. At the same time the models become ordered on the grid so that similar models are close to each other and dissimilar models far from each other. This procedure enables the identification as well as the visualization of dependencies or associations between the features in the data.

Feature evaluation algorithms are directed to the ranking of features or to the ranking followed by the selection of features based on their impact.

Information gain is one of the machine learning methods suitable for feature evaluation. The definition of information gain requires the definition of entropy, which is a measure of impurity in a collection of training instances. The reduction in entropy of the target feature that occurs by knowing the values of a certain feature is called information gain. Information gain may be used as a parameter to determine the effectiveness of a feature in explaining the response to the treatment. Symmetrical uncertainty is an algorithm that can be used by a feature selection algorithm, according to some embodiments of the present invention. Symmetrical uncertainty compensates for information gain's bias towards features with more values by normalizing features to a [0,1] range.

Subset selection algorithms rely on a combination of an evaluation algorithm and a search algorithm. Similarly to feature evaluation algorithms, subset selection algorithms rank subsets of features. Unlike feature evaluation algorithms, however, a subset selection algorithm suitable for the present embodiments aims at selecting the subset of features with the highest impact on the metabolite of interest, while accounting for the degree of redundancy between the features included in the subset. The benefits from feature subset selection include facilitating data visualization and understanding, reducing measurement and storage requirements, reducing training and utilization times, and eliminating distracting features to improve classification.

Two basic approaches to subset selection algorithms are the process of adding features to a working subset (forward selection) and deleting from the current subset of features (backward elimination). In machine learning, forward selection is done differently than the statistical procedure with the same name. The feature to be added to the current subset in machine learning is found by evaluating the performance of the current subset augmented by one new feature using cross-validation. In forward selection, subsets are built up by adding each remaining feature in turn to the current subset while evaluating the expected performance of each new subset using cross-validation. The feature that leads to the best performance when added to the current subset is retained and the process continues. The search ends when none of the remaining available features improves the predictive ability of the current subset. This process finds a local optimum set of features.

Backward elimination is implemented in a similar fashion. With backward elimination, the search ends when further reduction in the feature set does not improve the predictive ability of the subset. The present embodiments contemplate search algorithms that search forward, backward or in both directions. Representative examples of search algorithms suitable for the present embodiments include, without limitation, exhaustive search, greedy hill-climbing, random perturbations of subsets, wrapper algorithms, probabilistic race search, schemata search, rank race search, and Bayesian classifier.

A decision tree is a decision support algorithm that forms a logical pathway of steps involved in considering the input to make a decision.

The term “decision tree” refers to any type of tree-based learning algorithms, including, but not limited to, model trees, classification trees, and regression trees.

A decision tree can be used to classify the datasets or their relation hierarchically. The decision tree has tree structure that includes branch nodes and leaf nodes. Each branch node specifies an attribute (splitting attribute) and a test (splitting test) to be carried out on the value of the splitting attribute, and branches out to other nodes for all possible outcomes of the splitting test. The branch node that is the root of the decision tree is called the root node. Each leaf node can represent a classification (e.g., whether a particular input dataset corresponds to a particular metabolite in the subject's blood) or a value (e.g., the predicted quantity of the particular metabolite in the subject's blood). The leaf nodes can also contain additional information about the represented classification such as a confidence score that measures a confidence level in the represented classification (i.e., the likelihood of the classification being accurate). For example, the confidence score can be a continuous value ranging from 0 to 1, in which a score of 0 indicating a very low confidence (e.g., the indication value of the represented classification is very low) and a score of 1 indicating a very high confidence (e.g., the represented classification is almost certainly accurate).

Regression techniques which may be used in accordance with some embodiments the present invention include, but are not limited to linear Regression, Multiple Regression, logistic regression, probit regression, ordinal logistic regression ordinal Probit-Regression, Poisson Regression, negative binomial Regression, multinomial logistic Regression (MLR) and truncated regression.

A logistic regression or logit regression is a type of regression analysis used for predicting the outcome of a categorical dependent variable (a dependent variable that can take on a limited number of values, whose magnitudes are not meaningful but whose ordering of magnitudes may or may not be meaningful) based on one or more predictor variables. Logistic regression may also predict the probability of occurrence for each data point. Logistic regressions also include a multinomial variant. The multinomial logistic regression model is a regression model which generalizes logistic regression by allowing more than two discrete outcomes. That is, it is a model that is used to predict the probabilities of the different possible outcomes of a categorically distributed dependent variable, given a set of independent variables (which may be real-valued, binary-valued, categorical-valued, etc.). For binary-valued variables, a cutoff between the 0 and 1 associations is typically determined using the Yuden Index.

A Bayesian network is a model that represents variables and conditional interdependencies between variables. In a Bayesian network variables are represented as nodes, and nodes may be connected to one another by one or more links. A link indicates a relationship between two nodes. Nodes typically have corresponding conditional probability tables that are used to determine the probability of a state of a node given the state of other nodes to which the node is connected. In some embodiments, a Bayes optimal classifier algorithm is employed to apply the maximum a posteriori hypothesis to a new record in order to predict the probability of its classification, as well as to calculate the probabilities from each of the other hypotheses obtained from a training set and to use these probabilities as weighting factors for future predictions of the subject's blood contents (particularly the metabolites and optionally and preferably their quantity). An algorithm suitable for a search for the best Bayesian network, includes, without limitation, global score metric-based algorithm. In an alternative approach to building the network, Markov blanket can be employed. The Markov blanket isolates a node from being affected by any node outside its boundary, which is composed of the node's parents, its children, and the parents of its children.

Instance-based techniques generate a new model for each instance, instead of basing predictions on trees or networks generated (once) from a training set.

The term “instance”, in the context of machine learning, refers to an example from a dataset.

Instance-based techniques typically store the entire dataset in memory and build a model from a set of records similar to those being tested. This similarity can be evaluated, for example, through nearest-neighbor or locally weighted methods, e.g., using Euclidian distances. Once a set of records is selected, the final model may be built using several different techniques, such as the naive Bayes.

Neural networks are a class of algorithms based on a concept of inter-connected “neurons.” In a typical neural network, neurons contain data values, each of which affects the value of a connected neuron according to connections with pre-defined strengths, and whether the sum of connections to each particular neuron meets a pre-defined threshold. By determining proper connection strengths and threshold values (a process also referred to as training), a neural network can achieve efficient recognition of images and characters. Oftentimes, these neurons are grouped into layers in order to make connections between groups more obvious and to each computation of values. Each layer of the network may have differing numbers of neurons, and these may or may not be related to particular qualities of the input data.

In one implementation, called a fully-connected neural network, each of the neurons in a particular layer is connected to and provides input value to those in the next layer. These input values are then summed and this sum compared to a bias, or threshold. If the value exceeds the threshold for a particular neuron, that neuron then holds a positive value which can be used as input to neurons in the next layer of neurons. This computation continues through the various layers of the neural network, until it reaches a final layer. At this point, the output of the neural network routine can be read from the values in the final layer. Unlike fully-connected neural networks, convolutional neural networks operate by associating an array of values with each neuron, rather than a single value. The transformation of a neuron value for the subsequent layer is generalized from multiplication to convolution.

The machine learning procedure used according to some embodiments of the present invention is a trained machine learning procedure. A machine learning procedure can be trained according to some embodiments of the present invention by feeding a machine learning training program with microbiome data of a cohort of subjects from which the quantities of the metabolite have been determined by blood tests. Once the data are fed, the machine learning training program generates a trained machine learning procedure of a selected type which can then be used without the need to re-train it.

For example, when it is desired to employ decision trees, machine learning training program learns the structure of each tree in a plurality of decision trees (e.g., how many nodes there are in each tree, and how these are connected to one another), and also selects the decision rules for split nodes of each tree. At least a portion of the decision rules relate to one or more microbes in the microbiome. A simple decision rule may be a threshold for the amount of a particular microbes, but more complex rules, relating to more than one microbes are also contemplated. The machine learning training program also accumulates data at the leaves of the trees. The structures of the trees, the decision rules for the split nodes, and the data at the leaves are all selected by the machine learning training program, automatically and typically without user intervention, such that the microbiome data at the root of the trees provide the quantities of the metabolite as determined by blood tests at the leaves of the trees. The final result of the machine learning training program in this case is a set of trees for each metabolite, where the structures, the decision rules for split nodes, and leaf data for each trees are defined by the machine learning training program.

The Examples section that follows describes machine learning training that was used to generate a set of trees for each of a plurality of metabolite, using training data including metabolite quantities and microbiome data collected from a cohort of about 500 subjects.

While the embodiments below are described with a particular emphasis to decision trees, it is to be understood that other types of machine learning procedures can be employed. The skilled person, provided with training data and the description provided herein would know how to train a different type of machine learning procedure to predict the quantity of the metabolite one fed by a plurality of microbes of the microbiome of the subject.

A schematic illustration of the analysis technique according to some embodiments of the present invention is illustrated in FIG. 11. Shown in FIG. 11 is a computer readable medium 110 storing a library of trained machine learning (ML) procedures. Shown are N machine learning (ML) procedures. Typically, each trained machine learning procedures being associated with a different metabolite. Thus, for example, the library can include a machine learning procedure for each of the aforementioned metabolites (in which case N equals the number of the aforementioned metabolites), or a machine learning procedure for each of the metabolites set forth in Table 1 (in which case N equals the number of the metabolites set forth in Table 1), or a machine learning procedure for each of the metabolites set forth in Table 2 (in which case N equals the number of the metabolites set forth in Table 2). Also contemplated are embodiments in which the library includes a machine learning procedure for each of a subset of the aforementioned metabolites or of the metabolites in set forth Table 1, or of the metabolites in set forth Table 2.

The library is accessed and searched for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite. FIG. 12 illustrates a machine learning procedure 112 which is the Kth (1≤K≤N) procedure in the library, and which is associated with the metabolite of which the quantity in the blood of the subject is to be predicted. The selected trained procedure 112 is fed with the amount of the microbes, and provides an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

When machine learning procedure 112 includes a set of decision trees, each of the trees receives amounts of microbes, processes these amounts by the split node decision rules that were defined during the training phase, and provides output values in accordance with the data at the leaves that were also defined during the training phase. The output of all trees is optionally and preferably combined (e.g., summed) to provide the quantity of the respective metabolite.

Preferably, the number of trees in the set is at least 1000 or at least 2000 or more. It was found by the inventors that the microbes listed in Table 1 dominate the predicting ability of the decision trees. Thus, in some embodiments of the present invention the number of decision rules relating to microbes listed in Table 1 for the respective metabolite is larger than the number of decision rules relating to other microbes of the microbiome.

According to another aspect of the present invention, there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite set forth in Table 1, comprising analyzing the amount of each of the corresponding microbes set forth in Table 1 in the fecal microbiome of the subject, wherein the predicting does not comprise analyzing more than 50 microbes, thereby predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

Table 1 provides the top five microbes whose abundance should be analyzed in order to predict the quantity of that metabolite.

It will be appreciated that in some cases, additional microbes may be analyzed for each metabolite such that a level of confidence is reached such that the outputted quantities are of clinical relevance e.g. a confidence level of at least 90% and more preferably at least 95%.

As well as using microbial levels to predict the quantity of a blood metabolite, the present inventors further propose using dietary data of the subjects as a proxy for predicting the quantity of a blood metabolite.

Thus, according to another aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject that consumes a diet of a plurality of food types, the method comprising analyzing the frequency of consumption of at least 5 of said food types over at least one month and/or the daily mean consumption of at least 5 of said food types, wherein said frequency and/or said daily mean consumption is predicative, within a confidence level of at least 95% in the significance of the predictions, of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject consuming said diet.

It will be appreciated that for this aspect of the present invention, the level of a particular metabolite can be predicted in a subject so long as he/she has not significantly changed his/her dietary habits at the time of prediction.

The term “food type” as used herein refers to either a general classification of a food or a particular food product.

In some embodiments of the present invention the food is a food product (e.g., a specific food product marketed as such by a specific manufacturer, or by two or more manufacturers manufacturing the same food product). In some embodiments of the present invention the food is a food type (e.g., a food which exhibit different modifications, for example, white rice, that may have different species, all of which are referred to as “white rice”, or whole wheat bread that may be backed from various mixtures, etc). In some embodiments of the present invention the food is a family of food types. The family can be categorized according to the main ingredient of the food type, for example, sweets, dairies, fruits, herbs, vegetables, fish, meet, etc. In some embodiments of the present invention the family of food types is a food group, such as, but not limited to, carbohydrates, which is a family encompassing food types rich in carbohydrates, proteins, which is a family encompassing food types rich in protein, and fats, which is a family encompassing food types rich in fats, minerals which is a family encompassing food types rich in minerals, vitamins which is a family encompassing food types rich in vitamins, etc. In some embodiments of the present invention the food is a food combination which comprises a plurality of different food products, and/or different food types and/or different food families. Such a combination is referred to as “a complex meal.” The complex meal can be provided as a list of the food products, food types and/or families of food types that form the combination. The list may or may not include the particular amount of each food product, food type and/or family of food types in the combination.

Depending on the particular metabolite being predicted, only the long-term consumption (e.g. over the period of one month) of a particular food type is measured. In another embodiment, only the average daily consumption of a particular food type is measured for predicting the amount of particular metabolites. In other embodiments both the long-term consumption and the average daily consumption is measured.

The information about the subject's food consumption may be obtained by providing the subject with a food questionnaire. The questionnaire may be tailored according to the particular metabolite (or metabolites) which are being investigated. In a particular embodiment, a full survey is obtained from the subject in which the subject is asked to divulge a complete set of food intake per month/per day.

Irrespective of the level of detail the subject is asked to provide with respect to his/her food intake, at least 5 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite. In a particular embodiment, at least 10 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 15 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 20 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 25 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 30 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 4 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, at least 50 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite, or even more than 50 food types are used to predict the level of metabolite. In one embodiment, no more than 50, 60, 70, 80, 90 or 100 food types are used to predict the quantity of a particular metabolite.

The number of food types that are used in the prediction are also dependent on the level of confidence required in the prediction. According to a particular embodiment, the level of confidence is such that the predicted level is clinically relevant. In one embodiment, the prediction is within a confidence level of at least 90%. In another embodiment, the prediction is within a confidence level of at least 95%.

Table 3 herein below, provides exemplary food types that can used to predict particular metabolites.

TABLE 3 Top Directional Top Directional Top Directional predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value BIOCHEMICAL #1 #1 #2 #2 #3 #3 X - 16124 (14816) F: 0.731921 (14764) U: 0.124282 (14815) F: 0.120698 Eggerthellaceae Unknown Eggerthellaceae X - 11850 (14306) S: 0.377657 (3926) U: 0.109301 (14924) S: 0.096641 Clostridium sp Unknown Firmicutes CAG 138 bacterium CAG 137 X - 11843 (14306) S: 0.354303 (14924) S: 0.127773 (3926) U: 0.1236 Clostridium sp Firmicutes Unknown CAG 138 bacterium CAG 137 X - 12261 (3926) U: 0.165364 (14306) S: 0.160851 (14311) F: 0.050686 Unknown Clostridium sp Clostridiaceae CAG 138 X - 12013 (14306) S: 0.302711 (3926) U: 0.138182 (14924) S: 0.076535 Clostridium sp Unknown Firmicutes CAG 138 bacterium CAG 137 p-cresol- (14306) S: 0.169906 (15271) S: 0.110439 (2328) F: 0.089761 glucuronide* Clostridium sp Ruthenibacterium Rikenellaceae CAG 138 lactatiformans phenylacetylglutamine (4951) S: −0.07214 (3957) F: 0.067863 (15369) S: 0.048009 Roseburia Lachnospiraceae Faecalibacterium sp intestinalis CAG 74 p-cresol sulfate (15271) S: 0.131445 (14306) S: 0.092024 (15236) G: 0.069206 Ruthenibacterium Clostridium sp Firmicutes lactatiformans CAG 138 unclassified phenylacetate (3957) F: 0.083075 (14306) S: 0.081132 (15236) G: 0.054952 Lachnospiraceae Clostridium sp Firmicutes CAG 138 unclassified X - 12816 (14921) U: 0.34516 (15154) F: 0.256765 (15085) F: 0.075267 Unknown Clostridiales Clostridiales unclassified unclassified quinate (15154) F: 0.32007 (14322) S: 0.119716 (4537) S: −0.06657 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Eubacterium unclassified CAG 209 hallii 1-methylurate (15154) F: 0.354954 (14921) U: 0.157361 (4581) S: 0.092513 Clostridiales Unknown Dorea unclassified longicatena X - 24811 (15154) F: 0.486675 (14322) S: 0.13517 (14921) U: 0.096585 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Unknown unclassified CAG 209 5-acetylamino- (15154) F: 0.384464 (14921) U: 0.118517 (4537) S: −0.07535 6-amino-3- Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium methyluracil unclassified hallii 1- (15154) F: 0.409986 (14921) U: 0.097051 (4581) S: 0.072722 methylxanthine Clostridiales Unknown Dorea unclassified longicatena 1,7- (15154) F: 0.379716 (14921) U: 0.103533 (4537) S: −0.07348 dimethylurate Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified hallii cinnamoylglycine (15236) G: 0.09571 (15216) F: 0.071199 (6140) S: −0.0711 Firmicutes Clostridiales Intestinibacter unclassified unclassified bartlettii X - 12126 (15369) S: 0.116283 (15234) S: 0.067535 (6140) S: −0.06194 Faecalibacterium Firmicutes Intestinibacter sp CAG 74 bacterium bartlettii CAG 124 1,3- (15154) F: 0.43238 (14921) U: 0.085018 (1861) S: −0.07465 dimethylurate Clostridiales Unknown Bacteroides unclassified thetaiotaomicron theophylline (15154) F: 0.351395 (14921) U: 0.105075 (4537) S: −0.07713 Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified hallii paraxanthine (15154) F: 0.48002 (14322) S: 0.142044 (14921) U: 0.139775 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Unknown unclassified CAG 209 X - 21442 (15154) F: 0.325318 (14921) U: 0.149762 (15295) G: 0.075169 Clostridiales Unknown Gemmiger unclassified 1,3,7- (15154) F: 0.332818 (14921) U: 0.100008 (4537) S: −0.08922 trimethylurate Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified hallii X - 12851 (4782) U: 0.141919 (15346) G: −0.05185 (5792) S: 0.05115 Unknown Faecalibacterium Phascolarctobacterium sp CAG 207 caffeine (15154) F: 0.247432 (4537) S: −0.08898 (4960) G: −0.07476 Clostridiales Eubacterium Eubacterium unclassified hallii X - 12216 (15369) S: 0.081022 (15031) S: 0.075632 (3957) F: 0.060757 Faecalibacterium Firmicutes Lachnospiraceae sp CAG 74 bacterium CAG 110 N-acetyl- (5843) S: 0.339842 (17249) S: 0.055673 (15089) S: 0.042223 cadaverine Allisonella Bifidobacterium Firmicutes histaminiformans longum bacterium CAG 83 3- (15236) G: 0.061088 (15216) F: 0.05498 (15081) F: 0.042382 phenylpropionate Firmicutes Clostridiales Clostridiales (hydrocinnamate) unclassified unclassified unclassified glycolithocholate (4552) S: 0.113145 (15216) F: 0.077314 (4584) S: −0.06418 sulfate* Ruminococcus Clostridiales Ruminococcus sp unclassified gnavus phenylacetylcarnitine (14306) S: 0.10229 (15356) U: 0.078615 (6753) G: −0.07861 Clostridium sp Unknown Clostridium CAG 138 isoursodeoxycholate (15265) S: −0.07283 (15090) S: −0.06502 (15236) G: −0.06195 Firmicutes Oscillibacter Firmicutes bacterium sp CAG 241 unclassified CAG 103 X - 12837 (15154) F: 0.178333 (6359) F: 0.162766 (15106) S: 0.082873 Clostridiales Clostridiaceae Firmicutes unclassified bacterium CAG 176 X - 24410 (15119) F: −0.20813 (1867) S: −0.08056 (1857) S: −0.05901 Clostridiales Bacteroides Bacteroides unclassified xylanisolvens salyersiae 5alpha- (14311) F: 0.099953 (15244) F: 0.05353 (15356) U: 0.05228 androstan- Clostridiaceae Clostridiales Unknown 3beta,17alpha- unclassified diol disulfate X - 21821 (4564) S: −0.06798 (4940) S: −0.05164 (15225) F: 0.051026 Ruminococcus Roseburia Clostridiales torques inulinivorans unclassified 3-methyl (15154) F: 0.195565 (14861) U: 0.111519 (4537) S: −0.08036 catechol Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium sulfate (1) unclassified hallii X - 17612 (3957) F: 0.086058 (4940) S: −0.07886 (4964) F: 0.074335 Lachnospiraceae Roseburia Eubacteriaceae inulinivorans 3- (15154) F: 0.158727 (14861) U: 0.132339 (4537) S: −0.06078 hydroxypyridine Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium sulfate unclassified hallii X - 23655 (15154) F: 0.266598 (14861) U: 0.135836 (4961) G: 0.086895 Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified X - 17351 (4564) S: −0.08581 (4940) S: −0.05069 (4540) S: 0.046133 Ruminococcus Roseburia Anaerostipes torques inulinivorans hadrus X - 23997 (15356) U: 0.109761 (15271) S: 0.097158 (4951) S: −0.08016 Unknown Ruthenibacterium Roseburia lactatiformans intestinalis 4- (14861) U: 0.13518 (15154) F: 0.126693 (4537) S: −0.05277 ethylcatechol Unknown Clostridiales Eubacterium sulfate unclassified hallii X - 13729 (5190) S: 0.149036 (3957) F: 0.116266 (4571) S: 0.040898 Firmicutes Lachnospiraceae Dorea sp bacterium CAG 105 CAG 102 ursodeoxycholate (6148) F: 0.133438 (6140) S: 0.100249 (4964) F: −0.09912 Peptostrep- Intestinibacter Eubacteriaceae tococcaceae bartlettii taurolithocholate (15216) F: 0.082625 (14861) U: 0.050683 (15356) U: 0.046204 3-sulfate Clostridiales Unknown Unknown unclassified X - 17469 (4552) S: 0.067777 (15265) S: 0.054965 (4964) F: 0.054616 Ruminococcus Firmicutes Eubacteriaceae sp bacterium CAG 103 X - 23649 (15154) F: 0.214755 (14861) U: 0.163407 (4961) G: 0.139405 Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified 4- (14397) S: 0.210295 (3957) F: 0.034038 (15124) F: 0.028421 methylcatechol Collinsella sp Lachnospiraceae Clostridiales sulfate CAG 289 unclassified indolepropionate (4810) S: 0.090297 (14861) U: 0.054396 (4711) F: 0.049274 Blautia sp Unknown Clostridiaceae CAG 237 citraconate/ (15154) F: 0.126893 (14861) U: 0.082607 (4961) G: 0.078733 glutaconate Clostridiales Unknown Eubacterium unclassified X - 21752 (6358) S: 0.070757 (14311) F: 0.067583 (4395) U: 0.051457 Clostridium sp Clostridiaceae Unknown CAG 440 X - 24243 (15119) F: −0.22517 (4925) S: 0.057446 (4771) G: −0.05377 Clostridiales Roseburia Clostridium unclassified faecis 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.150485 (6148) F: 0.074767 (4960) G: −0.06689 palmitoyl)-2- Coprococcus Peptostrep- Eubacterium arachidonoyl- comes tococcaceae GPE (P-16:0/20:4)* 5alpha- (4581) S: 0.141547 (4779) S: 0.105521 (15120) S: −0.0944 androstan- Dorea Clostridium sp Firmicutes 3alpha,17beta- longicatena bacterium diol CAG 114 monosulfate (2) hippurate (14322) S: 0.086846 (14861) U: 0.065422 (14921) U: 0.040347 Eggerthella sp Unknown Unknown CAG 209 5- (15041) F: 0.287227 (15356) U: 0.110162 (15042) F: 0.076708 hydroxyhexanoate Clostridiales Unknown Clostridiales unclassified unclassified indolin-2-one (3957) F: 0.085644 (5190) S: 0.062315 (15054) F: 0.061201 Lachnospiraceae Firmicutes Clostridiales bacterium unclassified CAG 102 X - 17145 (4564) S: −0.06692 (4951) S: −0.06218 (15225) F: 0.051982 Ruminococcus Roseburia Clostridiales torques intestinalis unclassified 2,3- (15154) F: 0.289624 (4537) S: −0.126 (14924) S: −0.1156 dihydroxypyridine Clostridiales Eubacterium Firmicutes unclassified hallii bacterium CAG 137 X - 17354 (15369) S: 0.100784 (4782) U: 0.089582 (3940) U: 0.060603 Faecalibacterium Unknown Unknown sp CAG 74 glycodeoxycholate (4705) S: 0.197631 (4749) S: 0.173623 (3957) F: 0.094735 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Lachnospiraceae CAG 43 CAG 7 X - 23639 (15154) F: 0.162241 (4714) S: 0.076215 (4577) S: −0.05028 Clostridiales Clostridium sp Coprococcus unclassified comes 6- (3957) F: 0.140853 (5190) S: 0.077382 (4581) S: 0.036247 hydroxyindole Lachnospiraceae Firmicutes Dorea sulfate bacterium longicatena CAG 102 X - 12306 (4810) S: 0.135685 (4960) G: 0.064322 (6376) F: 0.05012 Blautia sp Eubacterium Clostridiaceae CAG 237 phenol sulfate (4749) S: 0.062555 (4788) S: 0.039635 (4575) S: 0.039561 Clostridium sp Firmicutes Dorea CAG 7 bacterium formicigenerans CAG 227 5-acetylamino- (15154) F: 0.299558 (14322) S: 0.082648 (4810) S: −0.06078 6-formylamino- Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Blautia sp 3-methyluracil unclassified CAG 209 CAG 237 1,5- (15342) S: 0.096092 (15154) F: −0.05172 (4816) S: −0.05113 anhydroglucitol Faecalibacterium Clostridiales Blautia sp (1,5-AG) prausnitzii unclassified N- (4581) S: 0.086095 (15216) F: −0.05304 (6750) S: 0.052829 acetylcarnosine Dorea Clostridiales Clostridium longicatena unclassified sp 3-indoxyl (3957) F: 0.108384 (5190) S: 0.079725 (4581) S: 0.042161 sulfate Lachnospiraceae Firmicutes Dorea bacterium longicatena CAG 102 maleate (14861) U: 0.080097 (4961) G: 0.068112 (15154) F: 0.063772 Unknown Eubacterium Clostridiales unclassified L-urobilin (4425) S: 0.076548 (3940) U: 0.056758 (15265) S: 0.051089 Ruminococcus Unknown Firmicutes sp CAG 254 bacterium CAG 103 X - 21286 (15054) F: 0.058079 (4749) S: −0.05542 (14252) U: 0.046933 Clostridiales Clostridium sp Unknown unclassified CAG 7 X - 12718 (15054) F: 0.087109 (3957) F: 0.056475 (15089) S: 0.056144 Clostridiales Lachnospiraceae Firmicutes unclassified bacterium CAG 83 carotene diol (4810) S: 0.082594 (4816) S: 0.080074 (4714) S: 0.062624 (2) Blautia sp Blautia sp Clostridium CAG 237 sp X - 21310 (3957) F: 0.104323 (5190) S: 0.057593 (6367) F: −0.04338 Lachnospiraceae Firmicutes Clostridiaceae bacterium CAG 102 X - 14662 (6148) F: 0.055765 (6140) S: 0.041721 (6139) G: 0.04016 Peptostrep- Intestinibacter Intestinibacter tococcaceae bartlettii glycoursodeoxycholate (6140) S: 0.077726 (15054) F: −0.05732 (2325) S: −0.05048 Intestinibacter Clostridiales Alistipes bartlettii unclassified indistinctus X - 12283 (4564) S: −0.08204 (4608) S: −0.04699 (6148) F: −0.04697 Ruminococcus Ruminococcus Peptostrep- torques torques tococcaceae X - 11315 (4714) S: 0.070728 (4826) S: −0.04857 (4810) S: 0.048092 Clostridium sp Blautia sp Blautia sp CAG 237 trigonelline (15154) F: 0.211621 (14322) S: 0.083329 (4961) G: 0.055074 (N′- Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Eubacterium methylnicotinate) unclassified CAG 209 X - 16654 (4705) S: 0.209353 (4749) S: 0.121907 (6962) S: 0.042728 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Megamonas CAG 43 CAG 7 funiformis X - 22162 (15225) F: 0.080695 (4867) S: 0.071521 (15089) S: 0.051304 Clostridiales Roseburia sp Firmicutes unclassified CAG 471 bacterium CAG 83 X - 12329 (14861) U: 0.108962 (15154) F: 0.088758 (15073) G: 0.077389 Unknown Clostridiales Oscillibacter unclassified ergothioneine (4816) S: 0.062162 (14991) F: 0.056879 (5087) S: 0.054452 Blautia sp Clostridiaceae Eubacterium sp CAG 86 anthranilate (3957) F: 0.097675 (15369) S: 0.068549 (5190) S: 0.065016 Lachnospiraceae Faecalibacterium Firmicutes sp CAG 74 bacterium CAG 102 cholate (6148) F: 0.141591 (4914) S: −0.06003 (6141) F: 0.055909 Peptostrep- Clostridium sp Peptostrep- tococcaceae tococcaceae 4- (15369) S: 0.082561 (4782) U: 0.082151 (2295) S: 0.058974 hydroxycoumarin Faecalibacterium Unknown Alistipes sp CAG 74 shahii X - 11880 (17244) S: 0.125349 (4940) S: 0.052936 (4540) S: −0.0492 Bifidobacterium Roseburia Anaerostipes adolescentis inulinivorans hadrus X - 22509 (4782) U: 0.046536 (15236) G: 0.043619 (4575) S: −0.03925 Unknown Firmicutes Dorea unclassified formicigenerans 1-lignoceroyl- (4828) S: 0.084514 (4750) G: −0.05147 (4705) S: −0.04686 GPC (24:0) Blautia sp Clostridium Clostridium sp CAG 43 N2,N5- (4933) S: −0.06233 (15132) S: −0.06226 (4750) G: −0.0484 diacetylornithine Eubacterium Flavonifractor Clostridium rectale plautii 3-methyl (15073) G: 0.085671 (15295) G: 0.082458 (14861) U: 0.080126 catechol Oscillibacter Gemmiger Unknown sulfate (2) glutarate (15119) F: −0.129 (4581) S: 0.043202 (15154) F: 0.033058 (pentanedioate) Clostridiales Dorea Clostridiales unclassified longicatena unclassified X - 18249 (4960) G: −0.12359 (8002) S: 0.08456 (14861) U: 0.069294 Eubacterium Streptococcus Unknown thermophilus methyl (4960) G: 0.116849 (4608) S: −0.05795 (4867) S: 0.040669 glucopyranoside Eubacterium Ruminococcus Roseburia (alpha + torques sp CAG beta) 471 7- (3957) F: −0.07918 (15216) F: −0.05296 (17244) S: 0.052885 methylguanine Lachnospiraceae Clostridiales Bifidobacterium unclassified adolescentis X - 11308 (4540) S: −0.06723 (5736) S: 0.065334 (4581) S: 0.064426 Anaerostipes Acidaminococcus Dorea hadrus intestini longicatena X - 12738 (4537) S: −0.09692 (15073) G: 0.078229 (15295) G: 0.069438 Eubacterium Oscillibacter Gemmiger hallii gentisate (4957) F: 0.09566 (15225) F: 0.069217 (4940) S: −0.06788 Eubacteriaceae Clostridiales Roseburia unclassified inulinivorans carotene diol (4810) S: 0.069944 (15132) S: −0.06279 (4714) S: 0.054082 (1) Blautia sp Flavonifractor Clostridium CAG 237 plautii sp 5alpha- (4779) S: 0.12193 (15120) S: −0.09663 (4581) S: 0.095979 androstan- Clostridium sp Firmicutes Dorea 3alpha,17beta- bacterium longicatena diol disulfate CAG 114 X - 11372 (17244) S: 0.100328 (5736) S: 0.044797 (4940) S: 0.042096 Bifidobacterium Acidaminococcus Roseburia adolescentis intestini inulinivorans X - 17185 (15154) F: 0.194347 (14807) S: −0.0697 (1872) S: −0.06057 Clostridiales Gordonibacter Bacteroides unclassified pamelaeae ovatus X - 23652 (4577) S: 0.088679 (4581) S: 0.062406 (6148) F: 0.05654 Coprococcus Dorea Peptostrep- comes longicatena tococcaceae X - 18240 (15073) G: 0.170823 (1903) S: 0.059164 (13982) U: 0.045312 Oscillibacter Bacteroides Unknown plebeius CAG 211 X - 18914 (4960) G: −0.14091 (8002) S: 0.133779 (14921) U: 0.061579 Eubacterium Streptococcus Unknown thermophilus X - 22520 (4705) S: 0.130912 (4575) S: 0.070979 (15265) S: 0.05918 Clostridium sp Dorea Firmicutes CAG 43 formicigenerans bacterium CAG 103 3-(3- (15154) F: 0.141603 (15028) G: −0.06131 (17248) S: 0.058498 hydroxyphe- Clostridiales Firmicutes Bifidobacterium nyl)propionate unclassified unclassified longum dimethyl (4652) S: 0.064972 (4940) S: −0.04917 (14921) U: 0.046472 sulfoxide Clostridium sp Roseburia Unknown (DMSO) CAG 75 inulinivorans threonate (4714) S: 0.070537 (4705) S: −0.0479 (10068) S: −0.04741 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Escherichia CAG 43 coli X - 12730 (4537) S: −0.10589 (14861) U: 0.086735 (4961) G: 0.065742 Eubacterium Unknown Eubacterium hallii X - 19434 (6148) F: 0.189861 (15154) F: −0.0362 (4839) G: 0.033262 Peptostrep- Clostridiales Blautia tococcaceae unclassified X - 24948 (4940) S: 0.050366 (8002) S: −0.04688 (4750) G: 0.044448 Roseburia Streptococcus Clostridium inulinivorans thermophilus 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.120768 (6148) F: 0.07976 (5190) S: 0.061221 stearoyl)-2- Coprococcus Peptostrep- Firmicutes arachidonoyl- comes tococcaceae bacterium GPE CAG 102 (P-18:0/20:4)* X - 23659 (4893) S: 0.07246 (4816) S: 0.059256 (4810) S: 0.047963 Clostridium sp Blautia sp Blautia sp CAG 237 5alpha- (15326) G: 0.084106 (4940) S: 0.064928 (3964) U: −0.06018 androstan- Faecalibacterium Roseburia Unknown 3alpha,17alpha- inulinivorans diol monosulfate X - 21339 (17244) S: 0.067938 (4540) S: −0.06656 (3964) U: −0.05966 Bifidobacterium Anaerostipes Unknown adolescentis hadrus 4- (15370) F: 0.05494 (14899) U: 0.034552 (4957) F: 0.031231 ethylphenylsulfate Ruminococcaceae Unknown Eubacteriaceae gamma- (15078) S: −0.07302 (4714) S: −0.07004 (4564) S: 0.065122 glutamylvaline Oscillibacter Clostridium sp Ruminococcus sp torques beta- (4705) S: −0.05634 (15132) S: −0.0536 (4575) S: −0.03664 cryptoxanthin Clostridium sp Flavonifractor Dorea CAG 43 plautii formicigenerans sphingomyelin (8002) S: 0.10129 (14921) U: 0.052085 (15271) S: 0.041212 (d18:1/14:0, Streptococcus Unknown Ruthenibacterium d16:1/16:0)* thermophilus lactatiformans X - 21736 (4940) S: 0.054973 (14823) F: 0.051274 (17248) S: −0.04421 Roseburia Eggerthellaceae Bifidobacterium inulinivorans longum O-methylcatechol (4537) S: −0.09144 (15154) F: 0.073441 (14322) S: 0.057463 sulfate Eubacterium Clostridiales Eggerthella hallii unclassified sp CAG 209 N-(2- (14861) U: 0.071344 (15154) F: 0.068474 (15295) G: 0.066258 furoyl)glycine Unknown Clostridiales Gemmiger unclassified sphingomyelin (4714) S: −0.05271 (5736) S: −0.05148 (15373) F: 0.050773 (d17:2/16:0, Clostridium sp Acidaminococcus Ruminococcaceae d18:2/15:0)* intestini 3- (4577) S: 0.098923 (6148) F: 0.038941 (5190) S: 0.031545 methylhistidine Coprococcus Peptostrep- Firmicutes comes tococcaceae bacterium CAG 102 X - 13835 (4577) S: 0.129616 (4581) S: 0.086872 (6148) F: 0.083047 Coprococcus Dorea Peptostrep- comes longicatena tococcaceae propionylcarnitine (15286) F: −0.0589 (4575) S: 0.056616 (6179) G: 0.05558 (C3) Ruminococcaceae Dorea Clostridium formicigenerans 3- (15154) F: 0.097476 (4537) S: −0.04878 (6359) F: 0.042861 hydroxyhippurate Clostridiales Eubacterium Clostridiaceae unclassified hallii X - 11640 (4782) U: 0.065486 (2295) S: 0.027253 (15229) F: 0.02622 Unknown Alistipes Clostridiales shahii unclassified 3-acetylphenol (4537) S: −0.1503 (4961) G: 0.10868 (4953) S: −0.09756 sulfate Eubacterium Eubacterium Roseburia hallii sp CAG 182 myo-inositol (3574) U: 0.058789 (17244) S: −0.05649 (6754) S: 0.053803 Unknown Bifidobacterium Clostridium sp adolescentis sphingomyelin (15271) S: 0.043125 (4540) S: 0.040324 (5803) S: −0.037 (d18:2/23:1)* Ruthenibacterium Anaerostipes Dialister sp lactatiformans hadrus CAG 357 2-naphthol (15350) U: 0.090311 (14861) U: 0.085983 (15132) S: 0.055031 sulfate Unknown Unknown Flavonifractor plautii N-delta- (5087) S: 0.045935 (4960) G: 0.035767 (9283) S: 0.027156 acetylornithine Eubacterium Eubacterium Sutterella sp CAG 86 wadsworthensis benzoylcarnitine* (15081) F: 0.071059 (4648) G: 0.049972 (14322) S: 0.048698 Clostridiales Roseburia Eggerthella unclassified sp CAG 209 X - 24473 (4960) G: 0.085911 (4714) S: 0.069271 (4269) S: 0.050226 Eubacterium Clostridium sp Clostridium sp X - 11381 (8002) S: 0.055129 (4714) S: −0.04985 (4960) G: −0.04506 Streptococcus Clostridium sp Eubacterium thermophilus X - 22834 (4705) S: 0.159163 (4824) G: 0.078445 (1877) S: −0.05965 Clostridium sp Blautia Bacteroides CAG 43 caccae oxalate (4705) S: −0.06967 (6754) S: 0.06754 (14909) S: −0.05608 (ethanedioate) Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Clostridium CAG 43 sp CAG 169 alpha- (4940) S: 0.060534 (4951) S: 0.057954 (1814) S: 0.05535 hydroxyisovalerate Roseburia Roseburia Bacteroides inulinivorans intestinalis vulgatus X - 24693 (4581) S: −0.05561 (4810) S: 0.051504 (8002) S: −0.04807 Dorea Blautia sp Streptococcus longicatena CAG 237 thermophilus X - 24736 (4960) G: 0.128623 (14991) F: 0.089667 (4810) S: 0.08736 Eubacterium Clostridiaceae Blautia sp CAG 237 1H-indole-7- (4804) S: 0.076411 (15225) F: 0.073963 (3952) U: 0.062717 acetic acid Blautia sp Clostridiales Unknown unclassified urate (9226) S: −0.04466 (4540) S: −0.04131 (4705) S: 0.038998 Akkermansia Anaerostipes Clostridium muciniphila hadrus sp CAG 43 taurodeoxycholate (4705) S: 0.117422 (5785) S: 0.05815 (6148) F: −0.05486 Clostridium sp Phascolarctobacterium Peptostrep- CAG 43 sp tococcaceae CAG 266 sphingomyelin (15373) F: 0.074581 (4564) S: −0.04682 (5736) S: −0.0443 (d18:2/14:0, Ruminococcaceae Ruminococcus Acidaminococcus d18:1/14:)* torques intestini glycolithocholate (6747) S: −0.09414 (4425) S: 0.041059 (4940) S: −0.04097 Clostridium Ruminococcus Roseburia spiroforme sp CAG 254 inulinivorans X - 15728 (15322) S: 0.063863 (14311) F: 0.042364 (4957) F: 0.041103 Faecalibacterium Clostridiaceae Eubacteriaceae prausnitzii creatinine (6750) S: 0.092459 (4581) S: 0.058309 (4820) S: −0.04065 Clostridium sp Dorea Blautia sp longicatena X - 15461 (5843) S: 0.121367 (4581) S: 0.071379 (1872) S: −0.03418 Allisonella Dorea Bacteroides histaminiformans longicatena ovatus X - 12822 (6796) G: −0.15731 (6806) S: −0.08175 (4871) S: 0.04609 Holdemanella Holdemanella Ruminococcus biformis sp 4-allylphenol (6362) S: −0.05081 (4781) U: 0.046877 (4826) S: −0.04474 sulfate Clostridium sp Unknown Blautia sp CAG 343 X - 23782 (14974) U: 0.063947 (15154) F: 0.045085 (14400) G: −0.03917 Unknown Clostridiales Collinsella unclassified X - 12212 (9262) S: −0.14662 (4834) G: 0.03958 (4810) S: 0.039211 Burkholderiales Blautia Blautia sp bacterium CAG 237 1 1 47 tryptophan (4564) S: −0.04635 (4714) S: 0.039997 (14861) U: −0.03518 betaine Ruminococcus Clostridium sp Unknown torques I-urobilinogen (2318) S: −0.04726 (4198) S: −0.04003 (15249) S: −0.03252 Alistipes Eubacterium Firmicutes putredinis siraeum bacterium CAG 129 sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.047126 (4714) S: −0.04651 (8002) S: 0.033388 (d18:1/19:0, Clostridiales Clostridium sp Streptococcus d19:1/18:0)* unclassified thermophilus 3-carboxy-4- (4839) G: 0.080966 (4828) S: 0.027953 (17244) S: −0.02581 methyl-5- Blautia Blautia sp Bifidobacterium pentyl-2- adolescentis furanpropionate (3-CMPFP)** X - 16935 (17244) S: 0.083128 (3964) U: −0.0762 (4581) S: 0.054756 Bifidobacterium Unknown Dorea adolescentis longicatena sphingomyelin (14921) U: 0.064692 (4714) S: −0.04131 (15271) S: 0.035821 (d17:1/16:0, Unknown Clostridium sp Ruthenibacterium d18:1/15:0, lactatiformans d16:1/17:0)* X - 21829 (4940) S: 0.088208 (14823) F: 0.058811 (14993) S: 0.043001 Roseburia Eggerthellaceae Butyricicoccus inulinivorans sp cystine (1836) S: −0.08619 (6796) G: 0.046165 (15216) F: −0.02599 Bacteroides Holdemanella Clostridiales uniformis unclassified X - 24475 (4964) F: 0.092409 (4810) S: 0.03616 (4197) G: 0.031048 Eubacteriaceae Blautia sp Ruminiclostridium CAG 237 1-stearoyl-2- (1862) S: 0.046774 (15295) G: 0.035784 (4658) S: 0.029873 docosahexaenoyl-GPC Bacteroides Gemmiger Clostridium (18:0/22:6) finegoldii sp CAG 253 X - 24951 (4540) S: −0.04655 (4581) S: 0.043836 (17244) S: 0.043256 Anaerostipes Dorea Bifidobacterium hadrus longicatena adolescentis X - 24949 (4936) S: 0.071924 (8002) S: −0.05766 (14861) U: −0.05612 Roseburia Streptococcus Unknown hominis thermophilus 2- (3964) U: −0.04587 (4540) S: −0.04577 (17244) S: 0.03493 hydroxylaurate Unknown Anaerostipes Bifidobacterium hadrus adolescentis X - 12063 (4705) S: 0.107575 (4644) S: −0.06968 (6376) F: −0.05699 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Clostridiaceae CAG 43 CAG 62 2-hydroxy-3- (4940) S: 0.052212 (1814) S: 0.035716 (4564) S: 0.027496 methylvalerate Roseburia Bacteroides Ruminococcus inulinivorans vulgatus torques argininate* (15132) S: −0.06754 (4953) S: 0.063846 (4811) S: −0.05058 Flavonifractor Roseburia sp Blautia plautii CAG 182 obeum indoleacetate (3926) U: 0.092723 (14899) U: 0.026394 (4933) S: −0.02197 Unknown Unknown Eubacterium rectale ceramide (8002) S: 0.122669 (15154) F: 0.088126 (15315) G: −0.05644 (d18:1/14:0, Streptococcus Clostridiales Faecalibacterium d16:1/16:0)* thermophilus unclassified 5alpha- (15120) S: −0.04398 (4581) S: 0.042816 (4303) S: 0.041358 androstan- Firmicutes Dorea Clostridium 3beta,17beta- bacterium longicatena sp CAG diol disulfate CAG 114 217 citrulline (4930) F: 0.036932 (5082) S: −0.03622 (15272) F: −0.03503 Lachnospiraceae Eubacterium Ruminococcaceae eligens 1-methyl-5- (4577) S: 0.100013 (4581) S: 0.05893 (6148) F: 0.044928 imidazoleacetate Coprococcus Dorea Peptostrep- comes longicatena tococcaceae X - 12263 (15154) F: 0.115405 (14322) S: 0.06079 (1872) S: −0.05794 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Bacteroides unclassified CAG 209 ovatus taurodeoxycholic (6148) F: −0.0488 (15143) S: 0.046284 (15078) S: 0.034546 acid 3- Peptostrep- Flavonifractor Oscillibacter sp sulfate tococcaceae sp X - 12543 (15154) F: 0.128502 (15028) G: −0.05789 (4771) G: −0.04424 Clostridiales Firmicutes Clostridium unclassified unclassified sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.047841 (15373) F: 0.045007 (15271) S: 0.043435 (d18:2/21:0, Clostridiales Ruminococcaceae Ruthenibacterium d16:2/23:0)* unclassified lactatiformans N- (6179) G: 0.033585 (2303) S: 0.025064 (6750) S: 0.015072 acetylmethionine Clostridium Alistipes Clostridium sp finegoldii X - 18901 (15385) U: 0.033368 (4782) U: 0.023265 (6422) S: 0.020133 Unknown Unknown Clostridium sp CAG 433 1- (15132) S: 0.080403 (5075) S: 0.071374 (15216) F: −0.05975 palmitoylglycerol Flavonifractor Lachnospira Clostridiales (16:0) plautii pectinoschiza unclassified X - 23587 (4706) F: 0.052422 (15031) S: −0.05126 (6140) S: −0.04005 Clostridiaceae Firmicutes Intestinibacter bacterium bartlettii CAG 110 androstenediol (4581) S: 0.039049 (4940) S: 0.036934 (5736) S: 0.027905 (3beta,17beta) Dorea Roseburia Acidaminococcus disulfate (2) longicatena inulinivorans intestini tartronate (4705) S: −0.08833 (6754) S: 0.059431 (3988) F: −0.04224 (hydroxymalonate) Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Firmicutes CAG 43 unclassified X - 24352 (4964) F: 0.064927 (4953) S: 0.043616 (4269) S: 0.03609 Eubacteriaceae Roseburia sp Clostridium sp CAG 182 X - 23654 (1812) S: 0.086706 (15286) F: −0.08556 (10068) S: −0.04185 Bacteroides Ruminococcaceae Escherichia massiliensis coli dihydrocaffeate (15154) F: 0.136675 (15225) F: −0.0452 (4029) U: 0.041803 sulfate (2) Clostridiales Clostridiales Unknown unclassified unclassified sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.054011 (4714) S: −0.05102 (14921) U: 0.039123 (d18:1/17:0, Clostridiales Clostridium sp Unknown d17:1/18:0, unclassified d19:1/16:0) 3-carboxy-4- (15332) S: 0.040653 (17239) S: −0.03551 (4810) S: 0.033552 methyl-5- Faecalibacterium Bifidobacterium Blautia sp propyl-2- prausnitzii sp N4G05 CAG 237 furanpropanoate (CMPF) X - 18606 (14991) F: 0.075629 (15216) F: −0.03112 (6174) S: 0.029137 Clostridiaceae Clostridiales Clostridium unclassified sp CAG 265 2,3-dihydroxy- (4608) S: −0.07499 (4810) S: 0.063775 (4811) S: −0.0333 2-methylbutyrate Ruminococcus Blautia sp Blautia torques CAG 237 obeum X - 12221 (4960) G: −0.08349 (14861) U: 0.058238 (6173) S: 0.052317 Eubacterium Unknown Clostridium sp CAG 221 X - 14082 (4961) G: 0.082112 (15154) F: 0.066348 (14861) U: 0.04638 Eubacterium Clostridiales Unknown unclassified X - 13703 (14322) S: 0.05466 (4961) G: 0.046668 (15073) G: 0.041537 Eggerthella sp Eubacterium Oscillibacter CAG 209 X - 17676 (14861) U: 0.11075 (4537) S: −0.07179 (15154) F: 0.065636 Unknown Eubacterium Clostridiales hallii unclassified X - 24801 (4705) S: 0.054674 (14894) S: −0.02865 (2303) S: −0.0282 Clostridium sp Anaeromassili Alistipes CAG 43 bacillus sp finegoldii An250 N- (4960) G: 0.127868 (4582) S: −0.03177 (4581) S: 0.030253 methylproline Eubacterium Dorea Dorea longicatena longicatena 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.092485 (5190) S: 0.068759 (6148) F: 0.040227 palmitoyl)-2- Coprococcus Firmicutes Peptostrep- linoleoyl-GPE comes bacterium tococcaceae (P-16:0/18:2)* CAG 102 sphingomyelin (15373) F: 0.049768 (5736) S: −0.04939 (15266) G: −0.04526 (d18:2/23:0, Ruminococcaceae Acidaminococcus Firmicutes d18:1/23:1, intestini unclassified d17:1/24:1)* eicosenedioate (17244) S: 0.04508 (3964) U: −0.03989 (4540) S: −0.03295 (C20:1-DC)* Bifidobacterium Unknown Anaerostipes adolescentis hadrus picolinoylglycine (8002) S: 0.071639 (6179) G: 0.067192 (4577) S: 0.062939 Streptococcus Clostridium Coprococcus thermophilus comes 5alpha- (4940) S: 0.067331 (15326) G: 0.041349 (3964) U: −0.03758 androstan- Roseburia Faecalibacterium Unknown 3alpha,17beta- inulinivorans diol monosulfate (1) S- (15078) S: −0.03677 (5843) S: −0.03242 (14594) G: −0.03007 methylmethionine Oscillibacter Allisonella Collinsella sp histaminiformans glycocholate (17237) S: −0.06445 (15164) F: 0.060041 (4782) U: 0.055125 glucuronide (1) Bifidobacterium Clostridiales Unknown pseudocatenulatum unclassified 1- (1786) S: 0.060988 (15332) S: 0.059863 (3957) F: −0.04925 docosahexaenoylglycerol Butyricimonas Faecalibacterium Lachnospiraceae (22:6) synergistica prausnitzii dodecanedioate (14921) U: 0.054548 (15395) U: 0.039669 (15132) S: 0.034876 Unknown Unknown Flavonifractor plautii androstenediol (4940) S: 0.058422 (3964) U: −0.0375 (4564) S: 0.033429 (3beta,17beta) Roseburia Unknown Ruminococcus monosulfate inulinivorans torques (1) X - 16087 (4839) G: 0.082987 (14400) G: −0.07288 (15322) S: 0.047156 Blautia Collinsella Faecalibacterium prausnitzii S- (4652) S: 0.047736 (6139) G: 0.025248 (4584) S: −0.02511 methylcysteine Clostridium sp Intestinibacter Ruminococcus sulfoxide CAG 75 gnavus X - 23314 (4960) G: 0.115378 (15452) S: −0.02867 (4714) S: 0.025175 Eubacterium Bilophila sp 4 Clostridium sp 1 30 N1- (4960) G: −0.10761 (4644) S: −0.02687 (1872) S: −0.02297 methylinosine Eubacterium Clostridium sp Bacteroides CAG 62 ovatus isobutyrylcarnitine (9283) S: −0.05323 (15356) U: 0.043612 (4933) S: −0.03785 (C4) Sutterella Unknown Eubacterium wadsworthensis rectale X - 12830 (4577) S: 0.048621 (15081) F: 0.041164 (15265) S: 0.029408 Coprococcus Clostridiales Firmicutes comes unclassified bacterium CAG 103 pyroglutamine * (5785) S: −0.02204 (5851) F: 0.016558 (15300) S: 0.015461 Phascolarctobacterium Veillonellaceae Gemmiger sp formicilis CAG 266 X - 11491 (6148) F: 0.097771 (1845) S: −0.04456 (9283) S: −0.03993 Peptostrep- Bacteroides Sutterella tococcaceae intestinalis wadsworthensis CAG 315 N-palmitoyl- (6140) S: −0.05902 (15154) F: 0.057518 (2303) S: −0.04623 sphingosine Intestinibacter Clostridiales Alistipes (d18:1/16:0) bartlettii unclassified finegoldii alpha- (1814) S: 0.032839 (15390) U: −0.02523 (6148) F: 0.024285 hydroxyisocaproate Bacteroides Unknown Peptostrep- vulgatus tococcaceae X - 21410 (15132) S: 0.088736 (1814) S: 0.079056 (15332) S: 0.058448 Flavonifractor Bacteroides Faecalibacterium plautii vulgatus prausnitzii nonadecanoate (15073) G: 0.043398 (6338) F: 0.028339 (14974) U: 0.027807 (19:0) Oscillibacter Clostridiaceae Unknown X - 11478 (6148) F: −0.0575 (6367) F: −0.03621 (9226) S: −0.03547 Peptostrep- Clostridiaceae Akkermansia tococcaceae muciniphila formiminoglutamate (8002) S: 0.063505 (15332) S: 0.062189 (6179) G: 0.050739 Streptococcus Faecalibacterium Clostridium thermophilus prausnitzii X - 11378 (5736) S: 0.029329 (4540) S: −0.02698 (2328) F: −0.02572 Acidaminococcus Anaerostipes Rikenellaceae intestini hadrus erucate (5075) S: 0.08554 (15154) F: 0.05548 (4540) S: −0.04539 (22:1n9) Lachnospira Clostridiales Anaerostipes pectinoschiza unclassified hadrus 7- (14921) U: 0.085909 (4644) S: −0.04971 (4537) S: −0.04821 methylxanthine Unknown Clostridium sp Eubacterium CAG 62 hallii 3- (4644) S: −0.0645 (14921) U: 0.05496 (15154) F: 0.052571 methylxanthine Clostridium sp Unknown Clostridiales CAG 62 unclassified 7-alpha- (4951) S: 0.054502 (1790) S: −0.04171 (14909) S: 0.040551 hydroxy-3-oxo- Roseburia Odoribacter Clostridium 4-cholestenoate intestinalis splanchnicus sp CAG (7-Hoca) 169 2- (6179) G: 0.075033 (15332) S: 0.066471 (4643) S: −0.05036 aminoadipate Clostridium Faecalibacterium Clostridium prausnitzii sp CAG 167 N- (15252) F: 0.035442 (4608) S: −0.03347 (6939) S: 0.023519 acetylaspartate Clostridiales Ruminococcus Veillonella (NAA) unclassified torques parvula 3- (14114) S: 0.057994 (15256) F: 0.054033 (15154) F: 0.041405 methyladipate Subdoligranulum Clostridiales Clostridiales sp CAG unclassified unclassified 314 gamma- (6179) G: 0.047897 (4714) S: −0.03889 (15326) G: 0.03737 glutamylleucine Clostridium Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium X - 12101 (6174) S: 0.041003 (4652) S: 0.034255 (4953) S: 0.020797 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Roseburia CAG 265 CAG 75 sp CAG 182 theobromine (4532) S: 0.057608 (4644) S: −0.05257 (4537) S: −0.0471 Eubacterium Clostridium sp Eubacterium hallii CAG 62 hallii 1- (4577) S: 0.086446 (4581) S: 0.045221 (4933) S: −0.0319 methylhistidine Coprococcus Dorea Eubacterium comes longicatena rectale trimethylamine (17248) S: −0.03971 (4721) S: 0.02819 (1934) S: 0.022967 N-oxide Bifidobacterium Clostridium sp Parabacteroides longum CAG 58 distasonis X - 17654 (17244) S: 0.053964 (4581) S: 0.043974 (15342) S: 0.034623 Bifidobacterium Dorea Faecalibacterium adolescentis longicatena prausnitzii ximenoylcarnitine (1903) S: 0.10427 (15346) G: 0.036248 (1786) S: 0.031769 (C26:1)* Bacteroides Faecalibacterium Butyricimonas plebeius CAG synergistica 211 glycosyl (5843) S: −0.03897 (4705) S: −0.03595 (4577) S: −0.02522 ceramide Allisonella Clostridium sp Coprococcus (d18:2/24:1, histaminiformans CAG 43 comes d18:1/24:2)* tiglylcarnitine (4121) U: 0.09362 (8002) S: 0.045442 (4577) S: 0.04075 (C5:1-DC) Unknown Streptococcus Coprococcus thermophilus comes isovalerylglycine (15339) S: −0.1054 (4940) S: −0.07971 (14861) U: 0.074656 Faecalibacterium Roseburia Unknown prausnitzii inulinivorans glutamate (5075) S: 0.037256 (1949) S: 0.028971 (9226) S: −0.02818 Lachnospira Parabacteroides Akkermansia pectinoschiza merdae muciniphila 7-methylurate (14921) U: 0.098308 (15154) F: 0.092927 (4537) S: −0.05381 Unknown Clostridiales Eubacterium unclassified hallii 2- (4552) S: 0.055011 (4933) S: −0.05078 (15286) F: −0.04322 methylbutyrylcarnitine Ruminococcus Eubacterium Ruminococcaceae (C5) sp rectale X - 13844 (15154) F: 0.264017 (14322) S: 0.105664 (1872) S: −0.04441 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Bacteroides unclassified CAG 209 ovatus X - 12739 (6140) S: −0.05159 (8002) S: −0.04703 (1786) S: 0.024304 Intestinibacter Streptococcus Butyricimonas bartlettii thermophilus synergistica androstenediol (15154) F: −0.06373 (15315) G: 0.04232 (9346) S: −0.03422 (3alpha, Clostridiales Faecalibacterium Azospirillum 17alpha) unclassified sp CAG monosulfate 239 (2) palmitoylcarnitine (17237) S: −0.04386 (6376) F: −0.03781 (4804) S: −0.03548 (C16) Bifidobacterium Clostridiaceae Blautia sp pseudocatenulatum gamma- (15238) S: −0.04886 (15346) G: 0.04735 (4951) S: 0.045291 glutamyl-2- Firmicutes Faecalibacterium Roseburia aminobutyrate bacterium intestinalis CAG 170 acisoga (4804) S: −0.0601 (4749) S: 0.050771 (5792) S: 0.046751 Blautia sp Clostridium sp Phascolarctobacterium CAG 7 sp CAG 207 1-(1-enyl- (4705) S: −0.0961 (5843) S: −0.03567 (4782) U: 0.0157 palmitoyl)-2- Clostridium sp Allisonella Unknown oleoyl-GPC CAG 43 histaminiformans (P-16:0/18:1)* catechol (4537) S: −0.11047 (14322) S: 0.056511 (15154) F: 0.045195 sulfate Eubacterium Eggerthella sp Clostridiales hallii CAG 209 unclassified 3- (2290) F: −0.03072 (9391) F: −0.02095 (15390) U: −0.01941 methylcytidine Rikenellaceae Oxalobacteraceae Unknown X - 14939 (17244) S: 0.07344 (15271) S: −0.034 (8002) S: −0.03222 Bifidobacterium Ruthenibacterium Streptococcus adolescentis lactatiformans thermophilus pregnenetriol (8002) S: −0.04437 (4940) S: 0.039132 (6328) S: −0.02765 disulfate* Streptococcus Roseburia Clostridium thermophilus inulinivorans sp CAG 492 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.054186 (6148) F: 0.039898 (17244) S: −0.03794 stearoyl)-GPE Coprococcus Peptostrep- Bifidobacterium (P-18:0)* comes tococcaceae adolescentis carnitine (2303) S: −0.05057 (4575) S: 0.042866 (4933) S: −0.04003 Alistipes Dorea Eubacterium finegoldii formicigenerans rectale X - 11261 (4816) S: −0.03889 (15216) F: −0.03588 (6962) S: 0.032803 Blautia sp Clostridiales Megamonas unclassified funiformis gamma- (5082) S: −0.08064 (8069) S: −0.03854 (14899) U: 0.035089 glutamylcitrulline* Eubacterium Streptococcus Unknown eligens parasanguinis N-acetyl- (4960) G: 0.038558 (6148) F: −0.03847 (4714) S: 0.028079 isoputreanine* Eubacterium Peptostrep- Clostridium sp tococcaceae 5alpha- (14252) U: 0.044691 (15089) S: −0.0257 (4644) S: 0.024759 pregnan- Unknown Firmicutes Clostridium 3beta,20alpha- bacterium sp CAG diol CAG 83 62 monosulfate (2) o-cresol sulfate (15154) F: 0.11338 (14993) S: 0.054371 (14992) G: 0.048313 Clostridiales Butyricicoccus Butyricicoccus unclassified sp phenol (6148) F: −0.0527 (4758) S: 0.036881 (14861) U: −0.02897 glucuronide Peptostrep- Clostridium Unknown tococcaceae bolteae leucine (4714) S: −0.06304 (6179) G: 0.042849 (15326) G: −0.03459 Clostridium sp Clostridium Faecalibacterium X - 24544 (4940) S: 0.045137 (8002) S: −0.04184 (4750) G: 0.039685 Roseburia Streptococcus Clostridium inulinivorans thermophilus deoxycholate (4705) S: 0.2139 (14824) F: 0.084854 (4749) S: 0.05729 Clostridium sp Eggerthellaceae Clostridium CAG 43 sp CAG 7 2-methylserine (4882) S: 0.107518 (14909) S: −0.09433 (4933) S: −0.08823 Roseburia sp Clostridium sp Eubacterium CAG 100 CAG 169 rectale N-stearoyl- (14253) U: −0.03739 (2303) S: −0.02878 (8002) S: 0.024406 sphingosine Unknown Alistipes Streptococcus (d18:1/18:0)* finegoldii thermophilus 2- (15346) G: 0.037708 (4571) S: 0.027395 (15238) S: −0.02494 aminobutyrate Faecalibacterium Dorea sp CAG Firmicutes 105 bacterium CAG 170 imidazole (15120) S: −0.03446 (8076) S: 0.033378 (4575) S: 0.027709 propionate Firmicutes Streptococcus Dorea bacterium parasanguinis formicigenerans CAG 114 sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.044792 (4670) S: 0.035114 (4704) F: −0.02605 (d18:1/22:1, Clostridiales Coprococcus Clostridiaceae d18:2/22:0, unclassified catus d16:1/24:1)* X - 16944 (4882) S: −0.05443 (4706) F: −0.02469 (6340) S: −0.02445 Roseburia sp Clostridiaceae Clostridium CAG 100 sp CAG 269 X - 24947 (4940) S: 0.055102 (15233) G: −0.04833 (4816) S: −0.03889 Roseburia Firmicutes Blautia sp inulinivorans unclassified indole-3- (14899) U: 0.074191 (14306) S: 0.022859 (3996) S: 0.021827 carboxylic acid Unknown Clostridium sp Firmicutes CAG 138 bacterium CAG 145 perfluorooctanesulfonic (2303) S: −0.0692 (4581) S: 0.051697 (4711) F: −0.04587 acid Alistipes Dorea Clostridiaceae (PFOS) finegoldii longicatena 4- (14816) F: 0.090167 (4705) S: −0.0882 (15154) F: 0.054538 imidazoleacetate Eggerthellaceae Clostridium sp Clostridiales CAG 43 unclassified androstenediol (4940) S: 0.042587 (15326) G: 0.041594 (8002) S: −0.03498 (3alpha,17alpha) Roseburia Faecalibacterium Streptococcus monosulfate inulinivorans thermophilus (3) X - 11444 (4581) S: 0.057246 (5090) S: −0.03361 (8007) S: −0.03187 Dorea Clostridiales Streptococcus longicatena bacterium salivarius KLE1615 N- (4652) S: 0.094585 (15132) S: −0.09258 (4957) F: 0.044323 methyltaurine Clostridium sp Flavonifractor Eubacteriaceae CAG 75 plautii adipoylcarnitine (15318) S: 0.076462 (4552) S: 0.037269 (15451) G: −0.03198 (C6-DC) Faecalibacterium Ruminococcus Bilophila prausnitzii sp X - 18922 (14861) U: −0.05743 (4936) S: 0.039004 (14853) S: −0.03691 Unknown Roseburia Clostridium hominis leptum dehydroisoand (4940) S: 0.047967 (15317) S: 0.03251 (4750) G: 0.030966 rosterone Roseburia Faecalibacterium Clostridium sulfate (DHEA-S) inulinivorans sp CAG 82 perfluorooctanoate (17256) S: −0.04541 (4871) S: 0.037434 (5087) S: 0.033656 (PFOA) Bifidobacterium Ruminococcus Eubacterium bifidum sp sp CAG 86 pregn steroid (15317) S: 0.069611 (9346) S: −0.0507 (8002) S: −0.04222 monosulfate Faecalibacterium Azospirillum Streptococcus C21H34O5S* sp CAG 82 sp CAG 239 thermophilus X - 12798 (4814) S: −0.05657 (4960) G: −0.03758 (14921) U: 0.03569 Blautia Eubacterium Unknown obeum gamma- (14470) G: 0.022843 (4871) S: 0.022047 (4553) S: 0.021627 glutamylglutamate Collinsella Ruminococcus Clostridium sp sp X - 13431 (4581) S: 0.073345 (6750) S: 0.041298 (4577) S: 0.039097 Dorea Clostridium sp Coprococcus longicatena comes caffeic acid (15154) F: 0.068272 (4961) G: 0.040585 (4844) S: −0.02968 sulfate Clostridiales Eubacterium Blautia unclassified obeum 4- (6308) G: 0.063085 (3964) U: 0.032636 (4767) U: −0.03257 hydroxychlorothalonil Clostridium Unknown Unknown X - 17685 (15154) F: 0.097833 (17244) S: −0.04853 (15028) G: −0.04273 Clostridiales Bifidobacterium Firmicutes unclassified adolescentis unclassified thyroxine (3988) F: −0.07384 (15385) U: −0.04022 (4721) S: −0.02471 Firmicutes Unknown Clostridium unclassified sp CAG 58 sphingomyelin (4540) S: 0.060424 (4705) S: −0.04405 (6754) S: 0.02946 (d18:2/24:1, Anaerostipes Clostridium sp Clostridium sp d18:1/24:2)* hadrus CAG 43 Fibrinopeptide (17241) S: −0.0508 (4342) U: −0.05029 (9391) F: −0.04086 A (3-16)** Bifidobacterium Unknown Oxalobacteraceae catenulatum pregnanediol- (14252) U: 0.042367 (15216) F: 0.034203 (3957) F: 0.031372 3-glucuronide Unknown Clostridiales Lachnospiraceae unclassified N- (4828) S: 0.048588 (15078) S: −0.0419 (15265) S: −0.02874 acetylarginine Blautia sp Oscillibacter Firmicutes sp bacterium CAG 103 pregnen-diol (8002) S: −0.04271 (15317) S: 0.034709 (4779) S: 0.033699 disulfate Streptococcus Faecalibacterium Clostridium sp C21H34O8S2* thermophilus sp CAG 82 1-oleoyl-2- (15369) S: 0.030771 (4749) S: −0.02947 (5076) S: 0.029252 docosahexaenoyl- Faecalibacterium Clostridium sp Eubacterium GPC sp CAG 74 CAG 7 sp CAG (18:1/22:6)* 252 3-(4- (15332) S: 0.047177 (15126) S: −0.04031 (4425) S: 0.032587 hydroxyphenyl)lactate Faecalibacterium Intestinimonas Ruminococcus prausnitzii butyriciproducens sp CAG 254 N-acetylglycine (6754) S: 0.040646 (4705) S: −0.04062 (15081) F: −0.03903 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Clostridiales CAG 43 unclassified propionylglycine (17241) S: −0.04787 (4753) F: −0.03739 (4121) U: 0.034891 Bifidobacterium Lachnospiraceae Unknown catenulatum taurine (6179) G: 0.041423 (1786) S: 0.03273 (4537) S: 0.020686 Clostridium Butyricimonas Eubacterium synergistica hallii glycine (9226) S: −0.07967 (15049) F: 0.044421 (4936) S: 0.041638 conjugate of Akkermansia Clostridiales Roseburia C10H14O2 (1)* muciniphila unclassified hominis sphingomyelin (4714) S: −0.03796 (15154) F: 0.036928 (4670) S: 0.034768 (d18:1/21:0, Clostridium sp Clostridiales Coprococcus d17:1/22:0, unclassified catus d16:1/23:0)* acetylcarnitine (4940) S: 0.039533 (15322) S: 0.020313 (4933) S: −0.01983 (C2) Roseburia Faecalibacterium Eubacterium inulinivorans prausnitzii rectale X - 18899 (15271) S: −0.04086 (14991) F: 0.026288 (9391) F: 0.016897 Ruthenibacterium Clostridiaceae Oxalobacteraceae lactatiformans X - 12906 (4810) S: 0.08805 (4940) S: −0.05919 (4705) S: −0.05477 Blautia sp Roseburia Clostridium CAG 237 inulinivorans sp CAG 43 3-sulfo-L- (5076) S: −0.06914 (1872) S: 0.043914 (1949) S: 0.042877 alanine Eubacterium Bacteroides Parabacteroides sp CAG 252 ovatus merdae biliverdin (4842) G: −0.03558 (4582) S: −0.03161 (4571) S: 0.030959 Blautia Dorea Dorea sp longicatena CAG 105 1-linoleoyl- (5843) S: −0.05184 (17248) S: 0.032153 (4705) S: −0.02669 GPA (18:2)* Allisonella Bifidobacterium Clostridium histaminiformans longum sp CAG 43 3-hydroxy-2- (14823) F: 0.057813 (4552) S: 0.039847 (1957) S: 0.035421 ethylpropionate Eggerthellaceae Ruminococcus Bacteroides sp sp CAG 144 carotene diol (4705) S: −0.03301 (14980) F: −0.02632 (4782) U: 0.025581 (3) Clostridium sp Clostridiaceae Unknown CAG 43 X - 17325 (14322) S: 0.061078 (4537) S: −0.03802 (14844) S: 0.025173 Eggerthella sp Eubacterium Firmicutes CAG 209 hallii bacterium CAG 94 docosahexaenoate (4905) F: 0.036171 (17256) S: −0.01939 (1934) S: 0.018516 (DHA; Clostridiaceae Bifidobacterium Parabacteroides 22:6n3) bifidum distasonis N6,N6,N6- (6750) S: 0.041594 (4828) S: 0.038495 (15350) U: 0.021287 trimethyllysine Clostridium sp Blautia sp Unknown deoxycarnitine (4575) S: 0.049704 (4933) S: −0.03669 (4581) S: 0.031065 Dorea Eubacterium Dorea formicigenerans rectale longicatena 2,3-dihydroxy- (15236) G: −0.03061 (4957) F: 0.030057 (4644) S: −0.02449 5-methylthio- Firmicutes Eubacteriaceae Clostridium 4-pentenoate unclassified sp CAG (DMTPA)* 62 arabonate/xylonate (4540) S: 0.035354 (1934) S: 0.029404 (4648) G: 0.027639 Anaerostipes Parabacteroides Roseburia hadrus distasonis X - 11852 (6179) G: 0.081815 (4810) S: 0.054093 (15260) G: 0.018769 Clostridium Blautia sp Firmicutes CAG 237 unclassified urea (4577) S: 0.079002 (4121) U: 0.074149 (4933) S: −0.06803 Coprococcus Unknown Eubacterium comes rectale indoleacetylglutamine (3926) U: 0.076706 (13983) U: 0.035244 (6754) S: −0.03479 Unknown Unknown Clostridium sp vanillylmandelate (4608) S: −0.06458 (1872) S: −0.03822 (5190) S: 0.027211 (VMA) Ruminococcus Bacteroides Firmicutes torques ovatus bacterium CAG 102 X - 13255 (15073) G: 0.071721 (15295) G: 0.063039 (14322) S: 0.061006 Oscillibacter Gemmiger Eggerthella sp CAG 209 androstenediol (4940) S: 0.051222 (3964) U: −0.03788 (15120) S: −0.02846 (3beta,17beta) Roseburia Unknown Firmicutes disulfate (1) inulinivorans bacterium CAG 114 valine (4577) S: 0.042291 (4714) S: −0.03571 (15339) S: −0.0347 Coprococcus Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium comes prausnitzii X - 11485 (1812) S: 0.095402 (4953) S: 0.094858 (15452) S: 0.035684 Bacteroides Roseburia sp Bilophila massiliensis CAG 182 sp 4 1 30 X - 24757 (14322) S: 0.082937 (14844) S: 0.02957 (8002) S: 0.022257 Eggerthella sp Firmicutes Streptococcus CAG 209 bacterium thermophilus CAG 94 chenodeoxycholate (6148) F: 0.081226 (2328) F: −0.05036 (4914) S: −0.03421 Peptostrep- Rikenellaceae Clostridium sp tococcaceae 17- (6174) S: 0.037474 (4608) S: 0.022117 (6750) S: 0.021955 methylstearate Clostridium sp Ruminococcus Clostridium sp CAG 265 torques 3- (4804) S: −0.07983 (4940) S: 0.063162 (14823) F: 0.045146 hydroxybutyryl Blautia sp Roseburia Eggerthellaceae carnitine (1) inulinivorans sphingomyelin (14909) S: −0.03771 (4191) S: 0.019822 (4705) S: −0.01832 (d18:2/24:2)* Clostridium sp Eubacterium Clostridium CAG 169 sp CAG 115 sp CAG 43 5alpha- (15326) G: 0.043048 (4940) S: 0.042472 (4198) S: −0.02814 androstan- Faecalibacterium Roseburia Eubacterium 3beta,17beta- inulinivorans siraeum diol monosulfate (2) stearoyl (4826) S: 0.045456 (4959) S: 0.038113 (4670) S: 0.035029 sphingomyelin Blautia sp Eubacterium Coprococcus (d18:1/18:0) ramulus catus 2- (8601) S: −0.05442 (5068) S: −0.03666 (4931) G: −0.02636 linoleoylglycerol Candidatus Bacteroides Lachnospiraceae (18:2) Gastranaerophilales pectinophilus unclassified bacterium CAG 437 HUM 10 xanthurenate (8002) S: 0.121598 (6140) S: 0.064645 (15323) S: −0.04045 Streptococcus Intestinibacter Faecalibacterium thermophilus bartlettii prausnitzii X - 12411 (9226) S: −0.03831 (6148) F: 0.022854 (4577) S: 0.022152 Akkermansia Peptostrep- Coprococcus muciniphila tococcaceae comes 5-oxoproline (1786) S: 0.080071 (4553) S: 0.023267 (5087) S: 0.019376 Butyricimonas Clostridium sp Eubacterium synergistica sp CAG 86 1-(1-enyl- (14921) U: 0.060526 (6148) F: 0.017928 (14861) U: 0.016349 palmitoyl)-GPC Unknown Peptostrep- Unknown (P-16:0)* tococcaceae N- (15154) F: 0.047969 (15272) F: −0.03431 (4933) S: −0.02566 acetylglutamate Clostridiales Ruminococcaceae Eubacterium unclassified rectale tetradecanedioate (1957) S: 0.075198 (4874) S: 0.065262 (4575) S: 0.056747 Bacteroides Fusicatenibacter Dorea sp CAG 144 saccharivorans formicigenerans glutarylcarnitine (9226) S: −0.02149 (4564) S: 0.021473 (4121) U: 0.021392 (C5-DC) Akkermansia Ruminococcus Unknown muciniphila torques X - 24337 (4581) S: 0.0651 (2318) S: −0.04373 (5082) S: −0.03891 Dorea Alistipes Eubacterium longicatena putredinis eligens gamma- (15078) S: −0.04589 (6179) G: 0.038598 (15326) G: −0.03007 glutamylisoleucine* Oscillibacter Clostridium Faecalibacterium sp 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.109115 (14909) S: 0.052957 (5792) S: 0.038317 palmitoyl)-2- Coprococcus Clostridium sp Phascolarctobacterium arachidonoyl- comes CAG 169 sp CAG GPC (P- 207 16:0/20:4)* 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.083702 (4960) G: −0.03791 (4712) F: −0.03677 stearoyl)-2- Coprococcus Eubacterium Clostridiaceae oleoyl-GPE comes (P-18:0/18:1) 1-(1-enyl- (6148) F: 0.038014 (4577) S: 0.035976 (1862) S: 0.025325 palmitoyl)-GPE Peptostrep- Coprococcus Bacteroides (P-16:0)* tococcaceae comes finegoldii epiandrosterone (15315) G: 0.038067 (4303) S: 0.029738 (3964) U: −0.02883 sulfate Faecalibacterium Clostridium sp Unknown CAG 217 2- (4644) S: 0.048154 (5083) G: 0.034863 (4547) S: 0.034632 acetamidophenol Clostridium sp Eubacterium Anaerostipes sulfate CAG 62 hadrus 1-myristoyl-2- (15326) G: −0.02009 (4933) S: 0.017622 (15216) F: −0.01423 arachidonoyl- Faecalibacterium Eubacterium Clostridiales GPC rectale unclassified (14:0/20:4)* N,N,N- (4581) S: 0.036467 (5082) S: −0.03317 (4820) S: −0.0319 trimethyl- Dorea Eubacterium Blautia sp alanylproline longicatena eligens betaine (TMAP) X - 13684 (1815) S: −0.0851 (15106) S: −0.02385 (4648) G: −0.01711 Bacteroides Firmicutes Roseburia dorei bacterium CAG 176 X - 24748 (5075) S: 0.024809 (4933) S: 0.020641 (14991) F: 0.018936 Lachnospira Eubacterium Clostridiaceae pectinoschiza rectale malate (17249) S: −0.06347 (4655) S: 0.021372 (15467) S: 0.018214 Bifidobacterium Clostridium sp Desulfovibrio longum CAG 277 piger isovalerylcarnitine (6179) G: 0.048503 (4581) S: 0.046117 (7985) S: 0.039503 (C5) Clostridium Dorea Lactococcus longicatena lactis 2- (14924) S: −0.05728 (15073) G: 0.054514 (2303) S: −0.04394 hydroxynervonate* Firmicutes Oscillibacter Alistipes bacterium finegoldii CAG 137 X - 11858 (15078) S: −0.02592 (15132) S: −0.01619 (15124) F: −0.01299 Oscillibacter Flavonifractor Clostridiales sp plautii unclassified 3- (15154) F: 0.096561 (2326) S: −0.03556 (4537) S: −0.03231 hydroxyhippurate Clostridiales Faecalibacterium Eubacterium sulfate unclassified prausnitzii hallii lactosyl-N- (7985) S: −0.04284 (4705) S: −0.04131 (8002) S: −0.0391 nervonoyl- Lactococcus Clostridium sp Streptococcus sphingosine lactis CAG 43 thermophilus (d18:1/24:1)* 1-(1-enyl- (4577) S: 0.040681 (5190) S: 0.031594 (2311) F: 0.027897 palmitoyl)-2- Coprococcus Firmicutes Rikenellaceae oleoyl-GPE comes bacterium (P-16:0/18:1)* CAG 102 X - 18886 (4940) S: 0.1102 (14993) S: 0.030132 (14823) F: 0.028101 Roseburia Butyricicoccus Eggerthellaceae inulinivorans sp Fibrinopeptide (4342) U: −0.04477 (9391) F: −0.03691 (4553) S: −0.03651 B (1-13)** Unknown Oxalobacteraceae Clostridium sp taurochenodeoxycholic (4749) S: −0.03801 (4705) S: −0.01807 (4367) S: −0.01552 acid 3- Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Ruminococcus sulfate CAG 7 CAG 43 sp CAG 177 DSGEGDFXAEGGGVR* (17241) S: −0.0563 (4342) U: −0.05006 (1786) S: −0.04787 Bifidobacterium Unknown Butyricimonas catenulatum synergistica tauroursodeoxycholate (4552) S: −0.06347 (14844) S: 0.034069 (15154) F: 0.033536 Ruminococcus Firmicutes Clostridiales sp bacterium unclassified CAG 94 X - 13723 (15154) F: 0.099408 (14322) S: 0.064691 (1872) S: −0.03785 Clostridiales Eggerthella sp Bacteroides unclassified CAG 209 ovatus 1-stearoyl-2- (15229) F: −0.03036 (4448) G: 0.029146 (4804) S: −0.02635 docosahexaenoyl-GPE Clostridiales Eubacterium Blautia sp (18:0/22:6)* unclassified 14-HDoHE/17- (6179) G: 0.09176 (4191) S: 0.032071 (15081) F: 0.027606 HDoHE Clostridium Eubacterium Clostridiales sp CAG 115 unclassified 1- (15216) F: −0.01615 (5090) S: −0.01475 (4828) S: 0.009504 linolenoylglycerol Clostridiales Clostridiales Blautia sp (18:3) unclassified bacterium KLE1615 X - 11299 (1836) S: −0.0339 (14797) G: 0.031022 (5785) S: 0.028369 Bacteroides Adlercreutzia Phascolarctobacterium uniformis sp CAG 266 X - 21285 (4940) S: 0.084041 (15233) G: −0.04693 (4581) S: 0.04181 Roseburia Firmicutes Dorea inulinivorans unclassified longicatena Fibrinopeptide (17241) S: −0.04287 (4342) U: −0.04129 (9391) F: −0.03389 A (5-16)* Bifidobacterium Unknown Oxalobacteraceae catenulatum X - 21661 (15078) S: −0.01988 (15124) F: −0.01812 (4582) S: −0.01351 Oscillibacter Clostridiales Dorea sp unclassified longicatena dodecenedioate (6465) S: 0.054859 (4964) F: 0.035591 (4839) G: −0.0334 (C12:1-DC)* Mycoplasma Eubacteriaceae Blautia sp CAG 611 3-methyl-2- (14909) S: 0.03462 (4951) S: 0.027326 (15089) S: −0.02103 oxovalerate Clostridium sp Roseburia Firmicutes CAG 169 intestinalis bacterium CAG 83 X - 11847 (15078) S: −0.02382 (4811) S: −0.02231 (14542) G: −0.01526 Oscillibacter Blautia Collinsella sp obeum 1-myristoyl-2- (15233) G: −0.04287 (4936) S: −0.03127 (8002) S: 0.01649 palmitoyl-GPC Firmicutes Roseburia Streptococcus (14:0/16:0) unclassified hominis thermophilus 3-aminoisobutyrate (4130) U: 0.048514 (14992) G: 0.038371 (3940) U: 0.02967 Unknown Butyricicoccus Unknown stachydrine (4960) G: 0.111027 (5089) S: 0.041966 (4582) S: −0.03922 Eubacterium Eubacterium Dorea sp CAG 38 longicatena eicosenoate (14992) G: 0.03625 (15154) F: 0.03301 (15073) G: 0.024107 (20:1) Butyricicoccus Clostridiales Oscillibacter unclassified isocitrate (6754) S: 0.092134 (4714) S: 0.077375 (4779) S: −0.04582 Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Clostridium sp X - 21364 (4750) G: 0.040436 (4581) S: 0.023042 (4564) S: 0.021019 Clostridium Dorea Ruminococcus longicatena torques X - 12007 (4960) G: −0.03341 (4782) U: 0.02307 (4532) S: 0.021818 Eubacterium Unknown Eubacterium hallii N1-Methyl-2- (4577) S: 0.067729 (14999) U: 0.040532 (14861) U: 0.033075 pyridone-5- Coprococcus Unknown Unknown carboxamide comes X - 21659 (1812) S: 0.067379 (4577) S: 0.053012 (4964) F: 0.050115 Bacteroides Coprococcus Eubacteriaceae massiliensis comes gamma- (4540) S: −0.03464 (15124) F: −0.02828 (5792) S: −0.02305 tocopherol/beta- Anaerostipes Clostridiales Phascolarctobacterium tocopherol hadrus unclassified sp CAG 207 X - 12117 (15326) G: −0.03722 (1790) S: −0.03141 (4670) S: −0.02739 Faecalibacterium Odoribacter Coprococcus splanchnicus catus 1- (15452) S: 0.03446 (5190) S: −0.02729 (15332) S: 0.02379 myristoylglycerol Bilophila sp 4 Firmicutes Faecalibacterium (14:0) 1 30 bacterium prausnitzii CAG 102 X - 21845 (14816) F: −0.0468 (4577) S: 0.038822 (1812) S: 0.032944 Eggerthellaceae Coprococcus Bacteroides comes massiliensis N- (4960) G: 0.071663 (4933) S: −0.03528 (4871) S: −0.03173 methylhydroxy Eubacterium Eubacterium Ruminococcus proline** rectale sp stearoylcarnitine (6750) S: 0.065403 (17237) S: −0.02695 (4780) G: −0.02624 (C18) Clostridium sp Bifidobacterium Clostridium pseudocatenulatum X - 24546 (14991) F: −0.07482 (15350) U: 0.046263 (4197) G: −0.03719 Clostridiaceae Unknown Ruminiclostridium 2- (14921) U: 0.021881 (15216) F: −0.01795 (1797) S: 0.017445 hydroxyglutarate Unknown Clostridiales Paraprevotella unclassified xylaniphila X - 23787 (4940) S: 0.080894 (4564) S: 0.024221 (15299) G: 0.021077 Roseburia Ruminococcus Gemmiger inulinivorans torques 4- (4714) S: 0.040799 (14992) G: 0.037468 (4940) S: −0.03035 hydroxyhippurate Clostridium sp Butyricicoccus Roseburia inulinivorans glycylvaline (1786) S: 0.056913 (17241) S: 0.055379 (4342) U: 0.025881 Butyricimonas Bifidobacterium Unknown synergistica catenulatum cerotoylcarnitine (4828) S: 0.058453 (1903) S: 0.038339 (4779) S: 0.03178 (C26)* Blautia sp Bacteroides Clostridium sp plebeius CAG 211 methylsuccinoylcarnitine (4933) S: −0.0424 (9226) S: 0.020355 (6173) S: 0.01984 (1) Eubacterium Akkermansia Clostridium rectale muciniphila sp CAG 221 X - 15492 (5843) S: 0.040621 (14894) S: −0.03993 (1815) S: −0.03886 Allisonella Anaeromassili Bacteroides histaminiformans bacillus sp dorei An250 X - 23585 (15451) G: 0.054984 (15229) F: 0.049947 (2311) F: 0.033186 Bilophila Clostridiales Rikenellaceae unclassified X - 24556 (1934) S: 0.048685 (17244) S: −0.03436 (4303) S: 0.027297 Parabacteroides Bifidobacterium Clostridium distasonis adolescentis sp CAG 217 N1- (6962) S: 0.021221 (15216) F: −0.01933 (5043) S: −0.01892 methyladenosine Megamonas Clostridiales Eubacterium funiformis unclassified sp CAG 156 1,2,3- (15154) F: 0.03668 (5111) S: −0.02883 (14773) F: −0.02293 benzenetriol Clostridiales Clostridium sp Eggerthellaceae sulfate (2) unclassified CAG 127 21- (4882) S: −0.05051 (8002) S: −0.04853 (6334) F: −0.04584 hydroxypregnenolone Roseburia sp Streptococcus Clostridiaceae disulfate CAG 100 thermophilus hexanoylglutamine (2328) F: 0.054311 (4940) S: 0.047796 (17249) S: −0.04182 Rikenellaceae Roseburia Bifidobacterium inulinivorans longum X - 17367 (14322) S: 0.056771 (14844) S: 0.022509 (15085) F: 0.015576 Eggerthella sp Firmicutes Clostridiales CAG 209 bacterium unclassified CAG 94 tridecenedioate (4826) S: 0.074521 (14921) U: 0.053997 (4714) S: −0.0487 (C13:1-DC)* Blautia sp Unknown Clostridium sp phytanate (14974) U: 0.023498 (5075) S: 0.01916 (4940) S: 0.017494 Unknown Lachnospira Roseburia pectinoschiza inulinivorans hydroxy- (1798) S: −0.0339 (5803) S: −0.03266 (6141) F: 0.031911 CMPF* Paraprevotella Dialister sp Peptostrep- clara CAG 357 tococcaceae N-palmitoyl- (4659) S: 0.032555 (5062) G: −0.03093 (15315) G: −0.02939 sphinganine Clostridium sp Firmicutes Faecalibacterium (d18:0/16:0) CAG 122 unclassified 4-methyl-2- (14909) S: 0.038456 (4951) S: 0.025853 (15390) U: −0.02486 oxopentanoate Clostridium sp Roseburia Unknown CAG 169 intestinalis cys-gly, (14020) U: −0.0333 (15350) U: 0.02773 (15299) G: 0.02709 oxidized Unknown Unknown Gemmiger glycerate (4540) S: 0.054775 (4714) S: 0.031525 (4705) S: −0.02888 Anaerostipes Clostridium sp Clostridium hadrus sp CAG 43 bradykinin, (15158) G: 0.012129 (5184) U: 0.011144 (6140) S: −0.00955 des-arg(9) Flavonifractor Unknown Intestinibacter bartlettii 15- (1957) S: 0.025477 (14823) F: 0.021239 (15132) S: 0.019465 methylpalmitate Bacteroides Eggerthellaceae Flavonifractor sp CAG 144 plautii X - 11795 (4608) S: −0.05172 (6750) S: −0.04128 (17244) S: 0.037572 Ruminococcus Clostridium sp Bifidobacterium torques adolescentis 16a-hydroxy (14991) F: −0.02375 (4750) G: 0.021978 (6334) F: −0.01932 DHEA 3-sulfate Clostridiaceae Clostridium Clostridiaceae arachidoylcarnitine (6750) S: 0.087103 (1872) S: −0.06921 (17249) S: −0.06082 (C20)* Clostridium sp Bacteroides Bifidobacterium ovatus longum choline (6179) G: 0.02188 (4198) S: 0.018296 (14252) U: 0.015386 Clostridium Eubacterium Unknown siraeum palmitoyl (4964) F: 0.054995 (4834) G: 0.038795 (4953) S: 0.022056 dihydrosphingomyelin Eubacteriaceae Blautia Roseburia (d18:0/16:0)* sp CAG 182 glycosyl-N- (4961) G: 0.043081 (15390) U: 0.030939 (4780) G: 0.022634 behenoyl- Eubacterium Unknown Clostridium sphingadienine (d18:2/22:0)* hydroxy- (15216) F: −0.02635 (15028) G: −0.01812 (9226) S: −0.01758 N6,N6,N6- Clostridiales Firmicutes Akkermansia trimethyllysine * unclassified unclassified muciniphila lysine (17278) S: 0.052259 (15332) S: 0.045987 (6179) G: 0.038203 Bifidobacterium Faecalibacterium Clostridium animalis prausnitzii tyrosine (4425) S: 0.056453 (8002) S: 0.040884 (6179) G: 0.040077 Ruminococcus Streptococcus Clostridium sp CAG 254 thermophilus androsterone (4940) S: 0.043759 (15315) G: 0.033205 (3964) U: −0.02985 sulfate Roseburia Faecalibacterium Unknown inulinivorans glycodeoxycholate (4705) S: 0.045146 (4829) S: −0.03794 (4540) S: −0.03277 sulfate Clostridium sp Blautia sp Anaerostipes CAG 43 hadrus alpha- (15154) F: 0.040527 (1862) S: 0.035612 (1934) S: 0.027055 tocopherol Clostridiales Bacteroides Parabacteroides unclassified finegoldii distasonis 3-(3- (15154) F: 0.083726 (4938) S: −0.02004 (2326) S: −0.01745 hydroxyphenyl)propionate Clostridiales Roseburia sp Faecalibacterium sulfate unclassified prausnitzii linoleate (15120) S: −0.02249 (15073) G: 0.020876 (3957) F: −0.02028 (18:2n6) Firmicutes Oscillibacter Lachnospiraceae bacterium CAG 114 17alpha- (15317) S: 0.055301 (8002) S: −0.03468 (4779) S: 0.032196 hydroxypregnenolone 3- Faecalibacterium Streptococcus Clostridium sp sulfate sp CAG 82 thermophilus xanthosine (9712) S: 0.043563 (6506) S: −0.02903 (4537) S: −0.02411 Haemophilus Mycoplasma Eubacterium parainfluenzae sp CAG 472 hallii 4- (8002) S: 0.075469 (15090) S: 0.033012 (6179) G: 0.031415 hydroxyphenyl Streptococcus Oscillibacter Clostridium pyruvate thermophilus sp CAG 241 S- (15132) S: −0.03076 (4652) S: 0.024054 (1814) S: −0.01913 methylcysteine Flavonifractor Clostridium sp Bacteroides plautii CAG 75 vulgatus dodecadienoate (15120) S: −0.03576 (6174) S: 0.012225 (15073) G: 0.008508 (12:2)* Firmicutes Clostridium sp Oscillibacter bacterium CAG 265 CAG 114 1-palmitoyl-2- (4936) S: −0.02797 (15233) G: −0.02551 (1790) S: −0.02175 palmitoleoyl- Roseburia Firmicutes Odoribacter GPC hominis unclassified splanchnicus (16:0/16:1)* 2- (4582) S: −0.05742 (15342) S: 0.054321 (9340) F: −0.03421 arachidonoylglycerol Dorea Faecalibacterium Rhodospirillaceae (20:4) longicatena prausnitzii sphingomyelin (4714) S: −0.07138 (4826) S: 0.030292 (6148) F: 0.027858 (d18:1/25:0, Clostridium sp Blautia sp Peptostrep- d19:0/24:1, tococcaceae d20:1/23:0, d19:1/24:0)* 1-palmitoyl-2- (1862) S: 0.03076 (1786) S: 0.028072 (1948) S: 0.019686 docosahexaenoyl- Bacteroides Butyricimonas Parabacteroides GPC finegoldii synergistica johnsonii (16:0/22:6) Fibrinopeptide (4342) U: −0.03571 (5045) S: −0.0354 (17241) S: −0.03458 A (7-16)* Unknown Eubacterium Bifidobacterium ventriosum catenulatum N6- (4834) G: −0.0168 (15154) F: −0.01297 (6750) S: 0.010781 carbamoylthre- Blautia Clostridiales Clostridium sp onyladenosine unclassified glycohyocholate (5843) S: −0.04941 (15317) S: 0.048986 (4705) S: −0.04526 Allisonella Faecalibacterium Clostridium histaminiformans sp CAG 82 sp CAG 43 N- (4779) S: −0.05561 (6174) S: 0.037775 (1790) S: 0.031518 oleoyltaurine Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Odoribacter CAG 265 splanchnicus X - 11593 (4644) S: −0.0252 (1790) S: −0.01633 (8002) S: 0.013312 Clostridium sp Odoribacter Streptococcus CAG 62 splanchnicus thermophilus phenyllactate (14424) G: 0.032886 (15146) F: 0.022813 (2290) F: −0.02269 (PLA) Collinsella Clostridiales Rikenellaceae unclassified beta- (5087) S: 0.026445 (17256) S: −0.02453 (4871) S: 0.024255 citrylglutamate Eubacterium Bifidobacterium Ruminococcus sp sp CAG 86 bifidum X - 14314 (14861) U: 0.018415 (6179) G: 0.016682 (5087) S: 0.015524 Unknown Clostridium Eubacterium sp CAG 86 creatine (5785) S: 0.033942 (9283) S: −0.03123 (15051) F: −0.01673 Phascolarctobacterium Sutterella Clostridiales sp wadsworthensis unclassified CAG 266 arabitol/xylitol (4648) G: 0.040273 (4532) S: 0.0356 (15054) F: −0.0352 Roseburia Eubacterium Clostridiales hallii unclassified uridine (4714) S: 0.051311 (5045) S: 0.049398 (4261) G: 0.045529 Clostridium sp Eubacterium Blautia ventriosum ectoine (15019) F: 0.043657 (4577) S: 0.030343 (15078) S: −0.01206 Clostridiales Coprococcus Oscillibacter sp unclassified comes X - 17653 (17244) S: 0.042806 (15266) G: 0.016781 (17237) S: −0.01493 Bifidobacterium Firmicutes Bifidobacterium adolescentis unclassified pseudocatenulatum catechol (14322) S: 0.070021 (4537) S: −0.03782 (1877) S: −0.02423 glucuronide Eggerthella sp Eubacterium Bacteroides CAG 209 hallii caccae X - 18887 (15318) S: 0.061995 (15315) G: 0.042437 (15132) S: −0.02926 Faecalibacterium Faecalibacterium Flavonifractor prausnitzii plautii eicosapentaenoylcholine (9226) S: 0.139858 (4782) U: −0.06037 (4771) G: 0.051517 Akkermansia Unknown Clostridium muciniphila oleate/vaccenate (15073) G: 0.02365 (4804) S: −0.01695 (13982) U: 0.015379 (18:1) Oscillibacter Blautia sp Unknown N- (8007) S: 0.021658 (15318) S: 0.019103 (4804) S: −0.0164 acetylneuraminate Streptococcus Faecalibacterium Blautia sp salivarius prausnitzii X - 16576 (4842) G: 0.027401 (1830) S: 0.020524 (14507) G: 0.01622 Blautia Bacteroides Collinsella stercoris X - 21839 (4953) S: 0.035652 (1812) S: 0.028987 (15369) S: 0.024946 Roseburia sp Bacteroides Faecalibacterium CAG 182 massiliensis sp CAG 74 1-palmitoyl-2- (15216) F: −0.05724 (4422) S: −0.03299 (1790) S: −0.03035 gamma- Clostridiales Ruminococcus Odoribacter linolenoyl-GPC unclassified callidus splanchnicus (16:0/18:3n6)* 2- (1965) S: −0.02435 (5803) S: 0.017444 (5089) S: 0.01367 aminoheptanoate Bacteroides Dialister sp Eubacterium sp CAG 20 CAG 357 sp CAG 38 palmitoyl (15395) U: 0.024214 (4670) S: 0.018061 (15154) F: 0.017628 sphingomyelin Unknown Coprococcus Clostridiales (d18:1/16:0) catus unclassified nervonoylcarnitine (4828) S: 0.076953 (6139) G: 0.063631 (15373) F: −0.04745 (C24:1)* Blautia sp Intestinibacter Ruminococcaceae X - 24812 (15154) F: 0.060738 (15332) S: 0.046498 (15322) S: 0.040435 Clostridiales Faecalibacterium Faecalibacterium unclassified prausnitzii prausnitzii piperine (4953) S: 0.04313 (4577) S: 0.022051 (1812) S: 0.02156 Roseburia sp Coprococcus Bacteroides CAG 182 comes massiliensis chiro-inositol (4960) G: 0.08841 (4961) G: 0.030103 (4714) S: 0.026816 Eubacterium Eubacterium Clostridium sp X - 23974 (5082) S: 0.079081 (4882) S: 0.042061 (5045) S: −0.03954 Eubacterium Roseburia sp Eubacterium eligens CAG 100 ventriosum 3- (15154) F: 0.047145 (15028) G: −0.02601 (14773) F: −0.02444 methoxycatechol Clostridiales Firmicutes Eggerthellaceae sulfate (1) unclassified unclassified N-trimethyl 5- (1626) S: −0.03739 (8002) S: 0.034481 (17278) S: 0.02913 aminovalerate Prevotella Streptococcus Bifidobacterium copri thermophilus animalis glycochenodeoxycholate (4829) S: −0.03975 (4540) S: −0.0345 (1867) S: −0.03082 glucuronide (1) Blautia sp Anaerostipes Bacteroides hadrus xylanisolvens sphingomyelin (14894) S: 0.037895 (5843) S: −0.02739 (5082) S: 0.023923 (d18:1/20:1, Anaeromassili Allisonella Eubacterium d18:2/20:0)* bacillus sp histaminiformans eligens An250 X - 11470 (6750) S: 0.042303 (14894) S: −0.03208 (17237) S: −0.02299 Clostridium sp Anaeromassili Bifidobacterium bacillus sp pseudocatenulatum An250 X - 21353 (4940) S: 0.027706 (14993) S: 0.016742 (15271) S: −0.01657 Roseburia Butyricicoccus Ruthenibacterium inulinivorans sp lactatiformans X - 12472 (15073) G: 0.04229 (14992) G: 0.036848 (15089) S: −0.02617 Oscillibacter Butyricicoccus Firmicutes bacterium CAG 83 X - 12456 (1782) G: 0.035023 (15265) S: 0.029642 (4447) S: 0.025897 Butyricimonas Firmicutes Eubacterium bacterium sp CAG CAG 103 274 X - 13866 (17244) S: −0.0256 (17256) S: −0.0203 (17248) S: −0.01956 Bifidobacterium Bifidobacterium Bifidobacterium adolescentis bifidum longum vanillactate (15318) S: 0.116428 (4820) S: −0.10834 (9283) S: −0.0534 Faecalibacterium Blautia sp Sutterella prausnitzii wadsworthensis X - 16580 (15236) G: −0.04338 (14974) U: 0.035757 (14823) F: 0.032492 Firmicutes Unknown Eggerthellaceae unclassified X - 24329 (9226) S: −0.03553 (8601) S: −0.03325 (15342) S: 0.030059 Akkermansia Candidatus Faecalibacterium muciniphila Gastranaerophi- prausnitzii lalesbacterium HUM 10 androsterone (3964) U: −0.02893 (4581) S: 0.026443 (4540) S: −0.02591 glucuronide Unknown Dorea Anaerostipes longicatena hadrus hydroxyasparagine** (15286) F: −0.01919 (14894) S: −0.0183 (4644) S: −0.00988 Ruminococcaceae Anaeromassili Clostridium bacillus sp sp CAG An250 62 X - 23680 (4816) S: −0.05875 (15049) F: 0.037889 (4644) S: −0.02805 Blautia sp Clostridiales Clostridium unclassified sp CAG 62 1- (4871) S: 0.035893 (15216) F: −0.03174 (1785) S: 0.028502 oleoylglycerol Ruminococcus Clostridiales Butyricimonas (18:1) sp unclassified sp An62 1-(1-enyl- (5843) S: −0.04398 (4782) U: 0.01852 (4540) S: 0.017006 palmitoyl)-2- Allisonella Unknown Anaerostipes palmitoleoyl- histaminiformans hadrus GPC (P-16:0/16:1)* heneicosapentaenoate (1862) S: 0.028959 (1830) S: 0.028546 (1934) S: 0.027349 (21:5n3) Bacteroides Bacteroides Parabacteroides finegoldii stercoris distasonis N-palmitoyl- (15267) G: −0.07432 (4577) S: 0.043384 (15315) G: −0.03035 heptadecasphingosine Firmicutes Coprococcus Faecalibacterium (d17:1/16:0)* unclassified comes beta-alanine (6179) G: 0.036483 (4303) S: 0.030644 (4868) S: 0.021474 Clostridium Clostridium sp Blautia sp CAG 217 X - 21474 (4577) S: 0.071572 (1812) S: 0.070945 (4964) F: 0.06871 Coprococcus Bacteroides Eubacteriaceae comes massiliensis 2- (3957) F: −0.08473 (4782) U: −0.07791 (15332) S: 0.065545 docosahexaenoylglycerol Lachnospiraceae Unknown Faecalibacterium (22:6)* prausnitzii margarate (6174) S: 0.031011 (5111) S: 0.018587 (14823) F: 0.016009 (17:0) Clostridium sp Clostridium sp Eggerthellaceae CAG 265 CAG 127 1-ribosyl- (4532) S: 0.033469 (10068) S: −0.02988 (15299) G: 0.027021 imidazoleacetate* Eubacterium Escherichia Gemmiger hallii coli X - 21295 (15124) F: −0.03467 (14963) S: −0.03408 (15317) S: −0.02242 Clostridiales Anaerotruncus Faecalibacterium unclassified colihominis sp CAG 82 cysteinylglycine (4705) S: 0.050438 (4820) S: −0.03788 (17256) S: −0.02435 disulfide* Clostridium sp Blautia sp Bifidobacterium CAG 43 bifidum tryptophan (7044) S: 0.024669 (6148) F: 0.024094 (6179) G: 0.014877 Lactobacillus Peptostrep- Clostridium acidophilus tococcaceae 1-palmitoyl-2- (4448) G: 0.024707 (4804) S: −0.02467 (15385) U: −0.02404 docosahexaenoyl- Eubacterium Blautia sp Unknown GPE (16:0/22:6)* S- (4780) G: −0.06198 (9226) S: −0.06129 (5087) S: 0.049888 adenosylhomocysteine Clostridium Akkermansia Eubacterium (SAH) muciniphila sp CAG 86 X - 12206 (6754) S: 0.045905 (4804) S: −0.04158 (14542) G: −0.02963 Clostridium sp Blautia sp Collinsella X - 18345 (6750) S: 0.04425 (4581) S: 0.0225 (6340) S: 0.021425 Clostridium sp Dorea Clostridium longicatena sp CAG 269 tauro-beta- (4198) S: 0.059583 (6376) F: 0.044695 (4988) S: 0.037286 muricholate Eubacterium Clostridiaceae Eisenbergiella siraeum tayi phenylpyruvate (14797) G: −0.0131 (4829) S: −0.00948 (14250) U: −0.00898 Adlercreutzia Blautia sp Unknown oleoyl (1861) S: 0.025815 (17244) S: −0.02307 (6174) S: 0.020522 ethanolamide Bacteroides Bifidobacterium Clostridium thetaiotaomicron adolescentis sp CAG 265 2,3- (5121) S: 0.032593 (6179) G: 0.028257 (4940) S: −0.0211 dihydroxyisovalerate Clostridium sp Clostridium Roseburia CAG 264 inulinivorans X - 16964 (6367) F: 0.144376 (2318) S: −0.08445 (15154) F: 0.067187 Clostridiaceae Alistipes Clostridiales putredinis unclassified X - 12544 (14816) F: 0.070887 (14815) F: 0.028234 (1815) S: −0.01229 Eggerthellaceae Eggerthellaceae Bacteroides dorei arachidate (14974) U: 0.034997 (15073) G: 0.034994 (4826) S: −0.02028 (20:0) Unknown Oscillibacter Blautia sp X - 17655 (14991) F: 0.028822 (1934) S: −0.01445 (14853) S: −0.01095 Clostridiaceae Parabacteroides Clostridium distasonis leptum 5alpha- (15089) S: −0.0453 (15216) F: 0.037816 (15106) S: 0.026238 pregnan- Firmicutes Clostridiales Firmicutes 3beta,20alpha- bacterium unclassified bacterium diol disulfate CAG 83 CAG 176 X - 15486 (4816) S: −0.0387 (4540) S: −0.03523 (4564) S: 0.022071 Blautia sp Anaerostipes Ruminococcus hadrus torques 3,7- (14921) U: 0.072531 (4644) S: −0.03999 (7044) S: 0.018543 dimethylurate Unknown Clostridium sp Lactobacillus CAG 62 acidophilus Top Directional Top Directional predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value Microbiome Microbiome BIOCHEMICAL #4 #4 #5 #5 Pearson R p-value X - 16124 (14807) S: −0.02307 (1832) S: −0.02073 0.797711  5.83E−106 Gordonibacter Bacteroides pamelaeae clarus X - 11850 (15091) G: 0.074793 (15356) U: 0.050296 0.710316 3.80E−74 Oscillibacter Unknown X - 11843 (15356) U: 0.082472 (15091) G: 0.054271 0.666618 2.39E−62 Unknown Oscillibacter X - 12261 (14924) S: 0.040316 (15403) U: 0.022024 0.652153 7.18E−59 Firmicutes Unknown bacterium CAG 137 X - 12013 (15356) U: 0.076366 (15090) S: 0.054881 0.648938 4.01E−58 Unknown Oscillibacter sp CAG 241 p-cresol- (15216) F: 0.064128 (15236) G: 0.05707 0.634979 5.55E−55 glucuronide* Clostridiales Firmicutes unclassified unclassified phenylacetylglutamine (15271) S: 0.044504 (15236) G: 0.043223 0.605077 9.03E−49 Ruthenibacterium Firmicutes lactatiformans unclassified p-cresol sulfate (15078) S: 0.050134 (15234) S: 0.048424 0.588586 1.28E−45 Oscillibacter Firmicutes sp bacterium CAG 124 phenylacetate (15216) F: 0.051491 (15271) S: 0.03868 0.564933 2.12E−41 Clostridiales Ruthenibacterium unclassified lactatiformans X - 12816 (4648) G: 0.064364 (4933) S: −0.06138 0.557555 3.75E−40 Roseburia Eubacterium rectale quinate (15295) G: 0.050549 (14921) U: 0.039571 0.550659 5.16E−39 Gemmiger Unknown 1-methylurate (14322) S: 0.079084 (1861) S: −0.06844 0.543234 8.11E−38 Eggerthella sp Bacteroides CAG 209 thetaiotaomicron X - 24811 (4537) S: −0.08525 (4961) G: 0.072597 0.538398 4.70E−37 Eubacterium Eubacterium hallii 5-acetylamino- (14322) S: 0.073067 (4714) S: −0.05909 0.525784 4.03E−35 6-amino-3- Eggerthella sp Clostridium methyluracil CAG 209 sp 1- (14322) S: 0.067591 (14993) S: 0.066044 0.522308 1.33E−34 methylxanthine Eggerthella sp Butyricicoccus CAG 209 sp 1,7- (4781) U: 0.059593 (4714) S: −0.05708 0.516272 1.03E−33 dimethylurate Unknown Clostridium sp cinnamoylglycine (15332) S: −0.06417 (15234) S: 0.054896 0.507231 2.02E−32 Faecalibacterium Firmicutes prausnitzii bacterium CAG 124 X - 12126 (15031) S: 0.051916 (14306) S: 0.050913 0.506864 2.28E−32 Firmicutes Clostridium bacterium sp CAG CAG 110 138 1,3- (15300) S: −0.06312 (4960) G: −0.06277 0.506154 2.87E−32 dimethylurate Gemmiger Eubacterium formicilis theophylline (1861) S: −0.06265 (4960) G: −0.06141 0.500431 1.80E−31 Bacteroides Eubacterium thetaiotaomicron paraxanthine (4581) S: 0.118133 (4537) S: −0.08627 0.494815 1.05E−30 Dorea Eubacterium longicatena hallii X - 21442 (15085) F: 0.072256 (4828) S: 0.072119 0.48591 1.63E−29 Clostridiales Blautia sp unclassified 1,3,7- (15295) G: 0.081972 (1861) S: −0.07762 0.481535 6.07E−29 trimethylurate Gemmiger Bacteroides thetaiotaomicron X - 12851 (6783) S: −0.05044 (4659) S: −0.04491 0.479291 1.18E−28 Catenibacterium Clostridium sp CAG sp CAG 290 122 caffeine (4781) U: 0.062834 (14921) U: 0.043182 0.479016 1.28E−28 Unknown Unknown X - 12216 (15356) U: 0.051318 (15271) S: 0.042737 0.47398 5.63E−28 Unknown Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans N-acetyl- (5090) S: −0.0408 (2301) S: 0.035489 0.464233 9.20E−27 cadaverine Clostridiales Alistipes bacterium finegoldii KLE1615 3- (4782) U: 0.042376 (15234) S: 0.036809 0.463566 1.11E−26 phenylpropionate Unknown Firmicutes (hydrocinnamate) bacterium CAG 124 glycolithocholate (2318) S: 0.050941 (14807) S: 0.047899 0.45829 4.84E−26 sulfate* Alistipes Gordonibacter putredinis pamelaeae phenylacetylcarnitine (15244) F: 0.060642 (15385) U: 0.055794 0.452403 2.43E−25 Clostridiales Unknown unclassified isoursodeoxycholate (4749) S: 0.057406 (15054) F: −0.0571 0.4503 4.28E−25 Clostridium sp Clostridiales CAG 7 unclassified X - 12837 (15395) U: 0.080074 (5065) S: 0.055587 0.449837 4.85E−25 Unknown Butyrivibrio crossotus X - 24410 (4882) S: −0.05591 (14575) G: 0.04456 0.444238 2.16E−24 Roseburia sp Collinsella CAG 100 5alpha- (15196) F: 0.05097 (1957) S: 0.049039 0.437404 1.28E−23 androstan- Clostridiales Bacteroides 3beta,17alpha- unclassified sp CAG diol disulfate 144 X - 21821 (4608) S: −0.05078 (4540) S: 0.050724 0.433422 3.56E−23 Ruminococcus Anaerostipes torques hadrus 3-methyl (14993) S: 0.044922 (15315) G: −0.04294 0.430459 7.55E−23 catechol Butyricicoccus Faecalibacterium sulfate (1) sp X - 17612 (15216) F: 0.057974 (3940) U: 0.057185 0.42642 2.08E−22 Clostridiales Unknown unclassified 3- (15295) G: 0.052344 (4961) G: 0.047287 0.421956 6.25E−22 hydroxypyridine Gemmiger Eubacterium sulfate X - 23655 (4537) S: −0.08553 (15295) G: 0.081629 0.419593 1.11E−21 Eubacterium Gemmiger hallii X - 17351 (4608) S: −0.04254 (4711) F: 0.041302 0.4165 2.35E−21 Ruminococcus Clostridiaceae torques X - 23997 (3957) F: 0.079964 (15078) S: 0.063895 0.41358 4.74E−21 Lachnospiraceae Oscillibacter sp 4- (15315) G: −0.05002 (15295) G: 0.047266 0.413294 5.07E−21 ethylcatechol Faecalibacterium Gemmiger sulfate X - 13729 (14921) U: 0.037359 (5117) S: −0.03645 0.412317 6.40E−21 Unknown Coprococcus eutactus ursodeoxycholate (6367) F: −0.07313 (2325) S: −0.06835 0.412223 6.54E−21 Clostridiaceae Alistipes indistinctus taurolithocholate (6148) F: −0.03866 (4552) S: 0.0376 0.409121 1.36E−20 3-sulfate Peptostrep- Ruminococcus tococcaceae sp X - 17469 (4705) S: 0.05358 (4938) S: 0.050476 0.405438 3.21E−20 Clostridium sp Roseburia CAG 43 sp X - 23649 (15073) G: 0.122182 (4537) S: −0.10713 0.405318 3.30E−20 Oscillibacter Eubacterium hallii 4- (9226) S: 0.027671 (15271) S: 0.026973 0.403773 4.72E−20 methylcatechol Akkermansia Ruthenibacterium sulfate muciniphila lactatiformans indolepropionate (4714) S: 0.046985 (4584) S: −0.04353 0.402571 6.23E−20 Clostridium sp Ruminococcus gnavus citraconate/ (4537) S: −0.05218 (14322) S: 0.051828 0.397921 1.80E−19 glutaconate Eubacterium Eggerthella hallii sp CAG 209 X - 21752 (4782) U: 0.051235 (15467) S: −0.03926 0.397715 1.88E−19 Unknown Desulfovibrio piger X - 24243 (14624) G: 0.053135 (1867) S: −0.05313 0.397632 1.92E−19 Collinsella Bacteroides xylanisolvens 1-(1-enyl- (4782) U: −0.05491 (15370) F: −0.05439 0.390492 9.43E−19 palmitoyl)-2- Unknown Ruminococcaceae arachidonoyl- GPE (P-16:0/20:4)* 5alpha- (15350) U: 0.068515 (4940) S: 0.058214 0.388836 1.36E−18 androstan- Unknown Roseburia 3alpha,17beta- inulinivorans diol monosulfate (2) hippurate (15085) F: 0.037015 (4537) S: −0.03406 0.388495 1.46E−18 Clostridiales Eubacterium unclassified hallii 5- (15403) U: 0.073587 (15236) G: 0.058161 0.383075 4.74E−18 hydroxyhexanoate Unknown Firmicutes unclassified indolin-2-one (9283) S: −0.03591 (14999) U: 0.033183 0.382394 5.49E−18 Sutterella Unknown wadsworthensis X - 17145 (4960) G: 0.051903 (4933) S: −0.0451 0.381408 6.77E−18 Eubacterium Eubacterium rectale 2,3- (14921) U: 0.108246 (4960) G: −0.10493 0.38057 8.10E−18 dihydroxypyridine Unknown Eubacterium X - 17354 (4575) S: −0.05936 (15236) G: 0.057047 0.376788 1.80E−17 Dorea Firmicutes formicigenerans unclassified glycodeoxycholate (4659) S: −0.08326 (15143) S: 0.083256 0.376238 2.03E−17 Clostridium sp Flavonifractor CAG 122 sp X - 23639 (14322) S: 0.047223 (6962) S: −0.04332 0.373791 3.38E−17 Eggerthella sp Megamonas CAG 209 funiformis 6- (9283) S: −0.03609 (14999) U: 0.035525 0.370164 7.15E−17 hydroxyindole Sutterella Unknown sulfate wadsworthensis X - 12306 (6747) S: −0.04692 (4581) S: −0.04658 0.365101 2.01E−16 Clostridium Dorea spiroforme longicatena phenol sulfate (15254) F: −0.03453 (17244) S: −0.02993 0.363893 2.56E−16 Clostridiales Bifidobacterium unclassified adolescentis 5-acetylamino- (4914) S: −0.0518 (4537) S: −0.04073 0.363687 2.67E−16 6-formylamino- Clostridium sp Eubacterium 3-methyluracil hallii 1,5- (5068) S: −0.03729 (4924) G: −0.03657 0.362851 3.15E−16 anhydroglucitol Bacteroides Roseburia (1,5-AG) pectinophilus CAG 437 N- (4779) S: 0.044408 (4540) S: −0.04234 0.361999 3.74E−16 acetylcarnosine Clostridium sp Anaerostipes hadrus 3-indoxyl (14999) U: 0.031692 (14853) S: 0.029993 0.358283 7.82E−16 sulfate Unknown Clostridium leptum maleate (14807) S: −0.06106 (15295) G: 0.056944 0.355938 1.24E−15 Gordonibacter Gemmiger pamelaeae L-urobilin (14311) F: 0.047228 (14909) S: 0.043864 0.354595 1.61E−15 Clostridiaceae Clostridium sp CAG 169 X - 21286 (15234) S: 0.044237 (6140) S: −0.0435 0.351181 3.11E−15 Firmicutes Intestinibacter bacterium bartlettii CAG 124 X - 12718 (15271) S: 0.050914 (5190) S: 0.049193 0.350751 3.38E−15 Ruthenibacterium Firmicutes lactatiformans bacterium CAG 102 carotene diol (4705) S: −0.06239 (4581) S: −0.04134 0.350531 3.53E−15 (2) Clostridium sp Dorea CAG 43 longicatena X - 21310 (4581) S: 0.04046 (6754) S: −0.03592 0.349667 4.16E−15 Dorea Clostridium longicatena sp X - 14662 (4862) S: 0.036385 (4925) S: 0.036061 0.346125 8.16E−15 Blautia sp Roseburia CAG 257 faecis glycoursodeoxycholate (4552) S: −0.04884 (9226) S: −0.0399 0.343447 1.35E−14 Ruminococcus Akkermansia sp muciniphila X - 12283 (4940) S: −0.04039 (14861) U: 0.03973 0.342573 1.59E−14 Roseburia Unknown inulinivorans X - 11315 (4651) S: 0.036928 (4964) F: 0.03536 0.339457 2.83E−14 Clostridium sp Eubacteriaceae CAG 230 trigonelline (1861) S: −0.0463 (14921) U: 0.034628 0.338307 3.50E−14 (N′- Bacteroides Unknown methylnicotinate) thetaiotaomicron X - 16654 (9347) S: 0.037811 (15322) S: −0.03683 0.338005 3.70E−14 Azospirillum Faecalibacterium sp CAG 260 prausnitzii X - 22162 (15081) F: 0.046343 (15369) S: 0.045969 0.336432 4.93E−14 Clostridiales Faecalibacterium unclassified sp CAG 74 X - 12329 (4537) S: −0.07682 (4961) G: 0.066374 0.336052 5.28E−14 Eubacterium Eubacterium hallii ergothioneine (4714) S: 0.04008 (4581) S: −0.03351 0.333717 8.07E−14 Clostridium sp Dorea longicatena anthranilate (4706) F: −0.05931 (1814) S: −0.04385 0.331065 1.30E−13 Clostridiaceae Bacteroides vulgatus cholate (5190) S: −0.03369 (6140) S: 0.026256 0.327602 2.40E−13 Firmicutes Intestinibacter bacterium bartlettii CAG 102 4- (15229) F: 0.041976 (4909) G: 0.041059 0.327393 2.49E−13 hydroxycoumarin Clostridiales Clostridium unclassified X - 11880 (4581) S: 0.046825 (15271) S: −0.03851 0.326318 3.01E−13 Dorea Ruthenibacterium longicatena lactatiformans X - 22509 (15369) S: 0.038586 (15054) F: 0.034081 0.320452 8.35E−13 Faecalibacterium Clostridiales sp CAG 74 unclassified 1-lignoceroyl- (15332) S: −0.0409 (14991) F: 0.040444 0.320154 8.79E−13 GPC (24:0) Faecalibacterium Clostridiaceae prausnitzii N2,N5- (14501) S: −0.04328 (4714) S: 0.041264 0.318295 1.21E−12 diacetylornithine Collinsella Clostridium aerofaciens sp 3-methyl (4537) S: −0.07471 (15154) F: 0.069279 0.314349 2.36E−12 catechol Eubacterium Clostridiales sulfate (2) hallii unclassified glutarate (4564) S: 0.031254 (4782) U: −0.03113 0.313428 2.75E−12 (pentanedioate) Ruminococcus Unknown torques X - 18249 (4834) G: −0.04302 (4826) S: 0.042088 0.311953 3.52E−12 Blautia Blautia sp methyl (1963) S: −0.0403 (15132) S: −0.03755 0.309776 5.05E−12 glucopyranoside Coprobacter Flavonifractor (alpha + fastidiosus plautii beta) 7- (15342) S: 0.048362 (2295) S: −0.04184 0.307995 6.77E−12 methylguanine Faecalibacterium Alistipes prausnitzii shahii X - 11308 (17244) S: 0.05329 (9226) S: −0.04105 0.307272 7.62E−12 Bifidobacterium Akkermansia adolescentis muciniphila X - 12738 (15154) F: 0.068911 (14861) U: 0.064852 0.302725 1.59E−11 Clostridiales Unknown unclassified gentisate (4714) S: 0.037631 (15132) S: −0.03215 0.300645 2.22E−11 Clostridium sp Flavonifractor plautii carotene diol (4816) S: 0.047076 (4564) S: −0.04206 0.295736 4.83E−11 (1) Blautia sp Ruminococcus torques 5alpha- (15332) S: 0.068124 (5736) S: 0.052653 0.291715 9.02E−11 androstan- Faecalibacterium Acidaminococcus 3alpha,17beta- prausnitzii intestini diol disulfate X - 11372 (3964) U: −0.03458 (4581) S: 0.033513 0.290936 1.02E−10 Unknown Dorea longicatena X - 17185 (4961) G: 0.057189 (14861) U: 0.046666 0.29084 1.03E−10 Eubacterium Unknown X - 23652 (4925) S: 0.028414 (2303) S: −0.02823 0.290612 1.07E−10 Roseburia Alistipes faecis finegoldii X - 18240 (1798) S: 0.041467 (6140) S: −0.04124 0.289972 1.18E−10 Paraprevotella Intestinibacter clara bartlettii X - 18914 (6139) G: −0.04465 (5075) S: 0.043974 0.289125 1.34E−10 Intestinibacter Lachnospira pectinoschiza X - 22520 (6962) S: 0.057831 (2295) S: −0.05649 0.287183 1.80E−10 Megamonas Alistipes funiformis shahii 3-(3- (6359) F: 0.047664 (4771) G: −0.0456 0.286363 2.04E−10 hydroxyphe- Clostridiaceae Clostridium nyl)propionate dimethyl (4669) G: 0.043094 (8010) S: −0.03642 0.286074 2.13E−10 sulfoxide Coprococcus Streptococcus (DMSO) salivarius threonate (6367) F: 0.042789 (4564) S: −0.03099 0.283418 3.17E−10 Clostridiaceae Ruminococcus torques X - 12730 (15073) G: 0.061366 (15154) F: 0.058999 0.283413 3.17E−10 Oscillibacter Clostridiales unclassified X - 19434 (1845) S: −0.02893 (6174) S: 0.025256 0.281736 4.07E−10 Bacteroides Clostridium intestinalis sp CAG CAG 315 265 X - 24948 (15317) S: 0.038143 (3964) U: −0.03749 0.281466 4.24E−10 Faecalibacterium Unknown sp CAG 82 1-(1-enyl- (4557) S: 0.057641 (4712) F: −0.05646 0.280904 4.61E−10 stearoyl)-2- Ruminococcus Clostridiaceae arachidonoyl- lactaris GPE (P-18:0/20:4)* X - 23659 (14992) G: 0.045353 (6367) F: 0.036691 0.280788 4.69E−10 Butyricicoccus Clostridiaceae 5alpha- (15315) G: 0.046046 (4581) S: 0.043609 0.280509 4.88E−10 androstan- Faecalibacterium Dorea 3alpha,17alpha- longicatena diol monosulfate X - 21339 (5736) S: 0.031775 (4581) S: 0.031682 0.280474 4.91E−10 Acidaminococcus Dorea intestini longicatena 4- (3940) U: 0.024509 (4964) F: 0.021158 0.277385 7.72E−10 ethylphenylsulfate Unknown Eubacteriaceae gamma- (6754) S: −0.06004 (8002) S: 0.057386 0.27641 8.89E−10 glutamylvaline Clostridium sp Streptococcus thermophilus beta- (4714) S: 0.033087 (4750) G: −0.02983 0.276078 9.33E−10 cryptoxanthin Clostridium sp Clostridium sphingomyelin (4893) S: −0.03112 (15154) F: 0.025029 0.274995 1.09E−09 (d18:1/14:0, Clostridium sp Clostridiales d16:1/16:0)* unclassified X - 21736 (15132) S: 0.043581 (15452) S: 0.036154 0.274785 1.12E−09 Flavonifractor Bilophila plautii sp 4 1 30 O-methylcatechol (4957) F: 0.052341 (15315) G: −0.03872 0.273918 1.27E−09 sulfate Eubacteriaceae Faecalibacterium N-(2- (4537) S: −0.05892 (15073) G: 0.047175 0.272049 1.66E−09 furoyl)glycine Eubacterium Oscillibacter hallii sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.043901 (15271) S: 0.034396 0.270071 2.20E−09 (d17:2/16:0, Clostridiales Ruthenibacterium d18:2/15:0)* unclassified lactatiformans 3- (4925) S: 0.024555 (4643) S: −0.02344 0.268147 2.89E−09 methylhistidine Roseburia Clostridium faecis sp CAG 167 X - 13835 (2303) S: −0.03515 (4705) S: 0.031703 0.26789 2.99E−09 Alistipes Clostridium finegoldii sp CAG 43 propionylcarnitine (2303) S: −0.0446 (1626) S: 0.041882 0.266513 3.63E−09 (C3) Alistipes Prevotella finegoldii copri 3- (15028) G: −0.04153 (14322) S: 0.038473 0.26643 3.67E−09 hydroxyhippurate Firmicutes Eggerthella unclassified sp CAG 209 X - 11640 (15196) F: 0.026176 (15369) S: 0.019358 0.264807 4.60E−09 Clostridiales Faecalibacterium sp unclassified CAG 74 3-acetylphenol (14807) S: −0.08154 (15154) F: 0.069366 0.259657 9.30E−09 sulfate Gordonibacter Clostridiales pamelaeae unclassified myo-inositol (6367) F: 0.042731 (4810) S: 0.041682 0.257234 1.29E−08 Clostridiaceae Blautia sp CAG 237 sphingomyelin (5089) S: −0.03696 (5082) S: 0.035874 0.255615 1.60E−08 (d18:2/23:1)* Eubacterium Eubacterium sp CAG 38 eligens 2-naphthol (1949) S: 0.054633 (4581) S: 0.040863 0.255159 1.70E−08 sulfate Parabacteroides Dorea merdae longicatena N-delta- (15291) F: 0.024447 (4575) S: −0.02209 0.254419 1.88E−08 acetylornithine Ruminococcaceae Dorea formicigenerans benzoylcarnitine* (6376) F: 0.035481 (6334) F: 0.028441 0.254127 1.95E−08 Clostridiaceae Clostridiaceae X - 24473 (4964) F: 0.044069 (4826) S: −0.04362 0.253631 2.08E−08 Eubacteriaceae Blautia sp X - 11381 (14861) U: 0.032022 (4959) S: 0.031907 0.253541 2.11E−08 Unknown Eubacterium ramulus X - 22834 (15286) F: −0.05354 (4749) S: 0.039812 0.252464 2.43E−08 Ruminococcaceae Clostridium sp CAG 7 oxalate (6367) F: 0.044268 (10068) S: −0.03791 0.252363 2.46E−08 (ethanedioate) Clostridiaceae Escherichia coli alpha- (15373) F: −0.03805 (4925) S: 0.033112 0.250964 2.95E−08 hydroxyisovalerate Ruminococcaceae Roseburia faecis X - 24693 (4987) S: −0.04606 (1812) S: 0.043868 0.2507 3.06E−08 Clostridium sp Bacteroides KLE 1755 massiliensis X - 24736 (4714) S: 0.079137 (4575) S: −0.07629 0.246434 5.30E−08 Clostridium sp Dorea formicigenerans 1H-indole-7- (15091) G: 0.056908 (4564) S: 0.030947 0.24595 5.64E−08 acetic acid Oscillibacter Ruminococcus torques urate (1814) S: 0.034955 (1815) S: −0.03475 0.244634 6.67E−08 Bacteroides Bacteroides vulgatus dorei taurodeoxycholate (5121) S: −0.05448 (15143) S: 0.043859 0.244395 6.87E−08 Clostridium sp Flavonifractor CAG 264 sp sphingomyelin (4581) S: −0.03447 (4552) S: 0.034054 0.243856 7.36E−08 (d18:2/14:0, Dorea Ruminococcus d18:1/14:)* longicatena sp glycolithocholate (6328) S: 0.027553 (6140) S: −0.02364 0.242929 8.27E−08 Clostridium sp Intestinibacter CAG 492 bartlettii X - 15728 (4828) S: 0.038362 (4782) U: 0.036873 0.240255 1.16E−07 Blautia sp Unknown creatinine (5082) S: −0.03098 (15216) F: −0.02912 0.239951 1.20E−07 Eubacterium Clostridiales eligens unclassified X - 15461 (14823) F: 0.032212 (14999) U: 0.028796 0.239102 1.33E−07 Eggerthellaceae Unknown X - 12822 (15154) F: 0.032025 (4706) F: 0.031506 0.238793 1.39E−07 Clostridiales Clostridiaceae unclassified 4-allylphenol (15342) S: −0.04237 (4816) S: 0.039765 0.236489 1.84E−07 sulfate Faecalibacterium Blautia sp prausnitzii X - 23782 (15238) S: −0.03371 (4905) F: 0.029554 0.23624 1.90E−07 Firmicutes Clostridiaceae bacterium CAG 170 X - 12212 (1934) S: −0.03851 (4826) S: −0.03332 0.234166 2.44E−07 Parabacteroides Blautia sp distasonis tryptophan (15342) S: 0.034674 (4953) S: 0.033559 0.233846 2.54E−07 betaine Faecalibacterium Roseburia prausnitzii sp CAG 182 I-urobilinogen (15369) S: −0.02395 (4882) S: −0.02222 0.232742 2.90E−07 Faecalibacterium Roseburia sp CAG 74 sp CAG 100 sphingomyelin (15271) S: 0.025408 (4704) F: −0.02446 0.232659 2.93E−07 (d18:1/19:0, Ruthenibacterium Clostridiaceae d19:1/18:0)* lactatiformans 3-carboxy-4- (17256) S: −0.02289 (4303) S: 0.02171 0.232549 2.97E−07 methyl-5- Bifidobacterium Clostridium pentyl-2- bifidum sp CAG furanpropionate 217 (3-CMPFP)** X - 16935 (10130) S: −0.04385 (5736) S: 0.043701 0.232166 3.11E−07 Enterobacter Acidaminococcus cloacae intestini sphingomyelin (15154) F: 0.031681 (4670) S: 0.03152 0.231765 3.26E−07 (d17:1/16:0, Clostridiales Coprococcus d18:1/15:0, unclassified catus d16:1/17:0)* X - 21829 (14992) G: 0.038018 (15236) G: −0.03395 0.231762 3.26E−07 Butyricicoccus Firmicutes unclassified cystine (4810) S: 0.02337 (6783) S: 0.015823 0.231219 3.48E−07 Blautia sp Catenibacterium CAG 237 sp CAG 290 X - 24475 (17244) S: −0.0296 (4960) G: 0.026498 0.23117 3.50E−07 Bifidobacterium Eubacterium adolescentis 1-stearoyl-2- (15225) F: −0.02058 (15332) S: 0.019803 0.229344 4.35E−07 docosahexaenoyl-GPC Clostridiales Faecalibacterium (18:0/22:6) unclassified prausnitzii X - 24951 (4951) S: 0.03707 (4940) S: 0.028743 0.229246 4.41E−07 Roseburia Roseburia intestinalis inulinivorans X - 24949 (9226) S: −0.05326 (14853) S: −0.04316 0.228719 4.69E−07 Akkermansia Clostridium muciniphila leptum 2- (4951) S: 0.023966 (4834) G: −0.02366 0.227499 5.41E−07 hydroxylaurate Roseburia Blautia intestinalis X - 12063 (14027) U: −0.03582 (4938) S: 0.033338 0.226197 6.31E−07 Unknown Roseburia sp 2-hydroxy-3- (4951) S: 0.024429 (15390) U: −0.02315 0.225874 6.55E−07 methylvalerate Roseburia Unknown intestinalis argininate* (4826) S: −0.03779 (14454) G: −0.02669 0.223051 9.09E−07 Blautia sp Collinsella indoleacetate (14909) S: 0.021906 (15254) F: 0.021898 0.222408 9.78E−07 Clostridium sp Clostridiales CAG 169 unclassified ceramide (4670) S: 0.034903 (1862) S: 0.031833 0.222142 1.01E−06 (d18:1/14:0, Coprococcus Bacteroides d16:1/16:0)* catus finegoldii 5alpha- (4779) S: 0.039677 (4940) S: 0.03937 0.220249 1.25E−06 androstan- Clostridium sp Roseburia 3beta,17beta- inulinivorans diol disulfate citrulline (5083) G: 0.03285 (14899) U: 0.028835 0.220015 1.29E−06 Eubacterium Unknown 1-methyl-5- (6754) S: −0.03983 (15324) G: 0.032531 0.219473 1.37E−06 imidazoleacetate Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium X - 12263 (9333) S: −0.04652 (15225) F: −0.03552 0.218947 1.45E−06 Acetobacter Clostridiales sp CAG 267 unclassified taurodeoxycholic (5785) S: 0.034277 (15090) S: 0.033016 0.21761 1.69E−06 acid 3- Phascolarctobacterium Oscillibacter sulfate sp sp CAG CAG 266 241 X - 12543 (15031) S: −0.03218 (6359) F: 0.031796 0.216865 1.83E−06 Firmicutes Clostridiaceae bacterium CAG 110 sphingomyelin (5736) S: −0.04201 (15229) F: −0.02633 0.215385 2.16E−06 (d18:2/21:0, Acidaminococcus Clostridiales d16:2/23:0)* intestini unclassified N- (15317) S: 0.013762 (5843) S: −0.00948 0.215264 2.19E−06 acetylmethionine Faecalibacterium Allisonella sp CAG 82 histaminiformans X - 18901 (15164) F: 0.018623 (14575) G: −0.01604 0.213683 2.61E−06 Clostridiales Collinsella unclassified 1- (1862) S: 0.034608 (14909) S: 0.028404 0.213441 2.68E−06 palmitoylglycerol Bacteroides Clostridium (16:0) finegoldii sp CAG 169 X - 23587 (4581) S: 0.038574 (17248) S: −0.03613 0.212559 2.96E−06 Dorea Bifidobacterium longicatena longum androstenediol (15154) F: −0.02695 (3964) U: −0.02694 0.21083 3.57E−06 (3beta,17beta) Clostridiales Unknown disulfate (2) unclassified tartronate (4931) G: 0.03789 (14909) S: −0.032 0.210444 3.72E−06 (hydroxymalonate) Lachnospiraceae Clostridium unclassified sp CAG 169 X - 24352 (5087) S: 0.026932 (1872) S: −0.0223 0.210313 3.78E−06 Eubacterium Bacteroides sp CAG 86 ovatus X - 23654 (1790) S: −0.03973 (4705) S: 0.038681 0.20987 3.96E−06 Odoribacter Clostridium splanchnicus sp CAG 43 dihydrocaffeate (14322) S: 0.039202 (1872) S: −0.03677 0.209085 4.31E−06 sulfate (2) Eggerthella sp Bacteroides CAG 209 ovatus sphingomyelin (4670) S: 0.024397 (15271) S: 0.020911 0.207739 4.98E−06 (d18:1/17:0, Coprococcus Ruthenibacterium d17:1/18:0, catus lactatiformans d19:1/16:0) 3-carboxy-4- (1798) S: −0.03169 (6141) F: 0.029622 0.207713 5.00E−06 methyl-5- Paraprevotella Peptostrep- propyl-2- clara tococcaceae furanpropanoate (CMPF) X - 18606 (15078) S: −0.02597 (14993) S: 0.017171 0.207705 5.00E−06 Oscillibacter Butyricicoccus sp sp 2,3-dihydroxy- (1798) S: 0.033106 (15131) F: −0.03174 0.207139 5.31E−06 2-methylbutyrate Paraprevotella Clostridiales clara unclassified X - 12221 (5083) G: 0.027656 (4648) G: 0.026516 0.206925 5.44E−06 Eubacterium Roseburia X - 14082 (4957) F: 0.040458 (14921) U: 0.034511 0.206394 5.75E−06 Eubacteriaceae Unknown X - 13703 (15295) G: 0.032892 (1798) S: 0.03269 0.206145 5.91E−06 Gemmiger Paraprevotella clara X - 17676 (4831) F: 0.042912 (14322) S: 0.030579 0.204984 6.68E−06 Lachnospiraceae Eggerthella sp CAG 209 X - 24801 (1862) S: 0.027108 (4957) F: 0.026568 0.204124 7.31E−06 Bacteroides Eubacteriaceae finegoldii N- (5089) S: 0.022055 (6367) F: 0.020723 0.203976 7.43E−06 methylproline Eubacterium Clostridiaceae sp CAG 38 1-(1-enyl- (6936) S: 0.039081 (6753) G: −0.03142 0.202913 8.30E−06 palmitoyl)-2- Veillonella Clostridium linoleoyl-GPE atypica (P-16:0/18:2)* sphingomyelin (4670) S: 0.04117 (15154) F: 0.040539 0.20203 9.11E−06 (d18:2/23:0, Coprococcus Clostridiales d18:1/23:1, catus unclassified d17:1/24:1)* eicosenedioate (7061) S: 0.028304 (4581) S: 0.028238 0.200614 1.05E−05 (C20:1-DC)* Lactobacillus Dorea ruminis longicatena picolinoylglycine (14861) U: 0.056804 (6939) S: 0.046771 0.200551 1.06E−05 Unknown Veillonella parvula 5alpha- (4810) S: −0.03418 (15233) G: −0.03312 0.198992 1.25E−05 androstan- Blautia sp Firmicutes 3alpha,17beta- CAG 237 unclassified diol monosulfate (1) S- (15326) G: 0.027465 (5045) S: −0.02684 0.198907 1.26E−05 methylmethionine Faecalibacterium Eubacterium ventriosum glycocholate (1786) S: 0.047149 (15271) S: 0.042933 0.198808 1.27E−05 glucuronide (1) Butyricimonas Ruthenibacterium synergistica lactatiformans 1- (1862) S: 0.048654 (17256) S: −0.04802 0.198734 1.28E−05 docosahexaenoylglycerol Bacteroides Bifidobacterium (22:6) finegoldii bifidum dodecanedioate (1957) S: 0.029169 (15154) F: 0.022323 0.198302 1.34E−05 Bacteroides Clostridiales sp CAG 144 unclassified androstenediol (5082) S: −0.03177 (4581) S: 0.028058 0.19818 1.35E−05 (3beta,17beta) Eubacterium Dorea monosulfate eligens longicatena (1) X - 16087 (17256) S: −0.03623 (14823) F: 0.028631 0.19514 1.84E−05 Bifidobacterium Eggerthellaceae bifidum S- (5089) S: 0.023913 (1872) S: −0.02383 0.195008 1.87E−05 methylcysteine Eubacterium Bacteroides sulfoxide sp CAG 38 ovatus X - 23314 (15326) G: 0.017728 (4608) S: −0.01673 0.194917 1.89E−05 Faecalibacterium Ruminococcus torques N1- (6579) S: −0.02147 (1784) G: 0.020539 0.19484 1.90E−05 methylinosine Firmicutes Butyricimonas bacterium CAG 313 isobutyrylcarnitine (15244) F: 0.032305 (14992) G: −0.0305 0.194473 1.97E−05 (C4) Clostridiales Butyricicoccus unclassified X - 12830 (15049) F: 0.027834 (2311) F: 0.027446 0.194473 1.97E−05 Clostridiales Rikenellaceae unclassified pyroglutamine * (4581) S: 0.013744 (15333) S: 0.01361 0.193215 2.24E−05 Dorea Faecalibacterium longicatena prausnitzii X - 11491 (15154) F: −0.02839 (4914) S: −0.02491 0.192206 2.47E−05 Clostridiales Clostridium sp unclassified N-palmitoyl- (1903) S: 0.03977 (15132) S: 0.033267 0.192123 2.49E−05 sphingosine Bacteroides Flavonifractor (d18:1/16:0) plebeius CAG plautii 211 alpha- (4940) S: 0.023169 (14909) S: 0.023168 0.1913 2.70E−05 hydroxyisocaproate Roseburia Clostridium inulinivorans sp CAG 169 X - 21410 (6783) S: 0.057503 (4844) S: 0.045175 0.191223 2.72E−05 Catenibacterium Blautia sp CAG obeum 290 nonadecanoate (6750) S: 0.026632 (15154) F: 0.015604 0.191167 2.74E−05 (19:0) Clostridium sp Clostridiales unclassified X - 11478 (6340) S: −0.03414 (4882) S: −0.03191 0.190014 3.07E−05 Clostridium sp Roseburia CAG 269 sp CAG 100 formiminoglutamate (4714) S: −0.03624 (1877) S: 0.030694 0.189092 3.36E−05 Clostridium sp Bacteroides caccae X - 11378 (4581) S: 0.024786 (6139) G: −0.02167 0.188939 3.41E−05 Dorea Intestinibacter longicatena erucate (14924) S: −0.03415 (14992) G: 0.033553 0.188356 3.61E−05 (22:1n9) Firmicutes Butyricicoccus bacterium CAG 137 7- (1832) S: 0.046219 (15154) F: 0.032325 0.186213 4.44E−05 methylxanthine Bacteroides Clostridiales clarus unclassified 3- (4532) S: 0.051178 (1832) S: 0.036553 0.185837 4.60E−05 methylxanthine Eubacterium Bacteroides hallii clarus 7-alpha- (2325) S: −0.03875 (4705) S: 0.030587 0.185307 4.84E−05 hydroxy-3-oxo- Alistipes Clostridium 4-cholestenoate indistinctus sp CAG (7-Hoca) 43 2- (4933) S: −0.03975 (7985) S: 0.037651 0.185133 4.92E−05 aminoadipate Eubacterium Lactococcus rectale lactis N- (4553) S: 0.017304 (5736) S: −0.01705 0.184771 5.09E−05 acetylaspartate Clostridium sp Acidaminococcus (NAA) intestini 3- (14823) F: 0.025517 (4964) F: 0.023516 0.184771 5.09E−05 methyladipate Eggerthellaceae Eubacteriaceae gamma- (15286) F: −0.02981 (8767) U: −0.02653 0.184717 5.12E−05 glutamylleucine Ruminococcaceae Unknown X - 12101 (2301) S: 0.015415 (14992) G: 0.01372 0.18465 5.15E−05 Alistipes Butyricicoccus finegoldii theobromine (14921) U: 0.044583 (1832) S: 0.044038 0.184276 5.34E−05 Unknown Bacteroides clarus 1- (6750) S: 0.028075 (9226) S: −0.0266 0.182811 6.13E−05 methylhistidine Clostridium sp Akkermansia muciniphila trimethylamine (4577) S: 0.022201 (15350) U: 0.0202 0.182751 6.17E−05 N-oxide Coprococcus Unknown comes X - 17654 (9226) S: −0.02736 (4262) S: 0.026172 0.181994 6.62E−05 Akkermansia Ruminococcus muciniphila sp ximenoylcarnitine (4828) S: 0.026637 (6276) S: −0.02367 0.181408 7.00E−05 (C26:1)* Blautia sp Clostridium sp CAG 245 glycosyl (4540) S: 0.023968 (15073) G: 0.017841 0.180199 7.84E−05 ceramide Anaerostipes Oscillibacter (d18:2/24:1, hadrus d18:1/24:2)* tiglylcarnitine (14909) S: 0.039971 (15332) S: 0.031338 0.180062 7.94E−05 (C5:1-DC) Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium CAG 169 prausnitzii isovalerylglycine (4705) S: −0.05482 (4651) S: 0.025388 0.179713 8.20E−05 Clostridium sp Clostridium CAG 43 sp CAG 230 glutamate (7985) S: 0.022629 (4940) S: 0.017824 0.179328 8.50E−05 Lactococcus Roseburia lactis inulinivorans 7-methylurate (1861) S: −0.04538 (5082) S: −0.02823 0.179307 8.51E−05 Bacteroides Eubacterium thetaiotaomicron eligens 2- (15090) S: 0.038815 (4644) S: −0.03569 0.179151 8.64E−05 methylbutyrylcarnitine Oscillibacter Clostridium (C5) sp CAG 241 sp CAG 62 X - 13844 (14921) U: 0.042185 (6747) S: −0.042 0.179028 8.73E−05 Unknown Clostridium spiroforme X - 12739 (4781) U: −0.01699 (14992) G: 0.015071 0.178857 8.87E−05 Unknown Butyricicoccus androstenediol (4882) S: −0.0296 (8076) S: −0.02816 0.178705 9.00E−05 (3alpha, Roseburia sp Streptococcus 17alpha) CAG 100 parasanguinis monosulfate (2) palmitoylcarnitine (1862) S: 0.034849 (4940) S: 0.033225 0.178654 9.04E−05 (C16) Bacteroides Roseburia finegoldii inulinivorans gamma- (4571) S: 0.035643 (15326) G: −0.03152 0.178576 9.11E−05 glutamyl-2- Dorea sp CAG Faecalibacterium aminobutyrate 105 acisoga (4960) G: 0.046059 (1877) S: 0.036021 0.178429 9.23E−05 Eubacterium Bacteroides caccae 1-(1-enyl- (15271) S: 0.013828 (4540) S: 0.012286 0.177804 9.78E−05 palmitoyl)-2- Ruthenibacterium Anaerostipes oleoyl-GPC lactatiformans hadrus (P-16:0/18:1)* catechol (14861) U: 0.038348 (4826) S: −0.02748 0.176921 0.000106 sulfate Unknown Blautia sp 3- (15369) S: −0.01833 (4342) U: −0.01715 0.176838 0.000107 methylcytidine Faecalibacterium Unknown sp CAG 74 X - 14939 (9226) S: −0.02471 (6148) F: −0.02155 0.176721 0.000108 Akkermansia Peptostrep- muciniphila tococcaceae pregnenetriol (4564) S: 0.026935 (4750) G: 0.020832 0.176393 0.000111 disulfate* Ruminococcus Clostridium torques 1-(1-enyl- (5803) S: −0.03699 (15350) U: 0.036086 0.176365 0.000112 stearoyl)-GPE Dialister sp Unknown (P-18:0)* CAG 357 carnitine (1830) S: 0.029298 (6347) S: 0.025743 0.176034 0.000115 Bacteroides Clostridium stercoris sp CAG 356 X - 11261 (4644) S: −0.02467 (4651) S: −0.01978 0.175416 0.000122 Clostridium sp Clostridium CAG 62 sp CAG 230 gamma- (4930) F: 0.032433 (15286) F: 0.029908 0.174417 0.000133 glutamylcitrulline* Lachnospiraceae Ruminococcaceae N-acetyl- (15132) S: −0.02791 (4804) S: −0.0258 0.173841 0.00014 isoputreanine* Flavonifractor Blautia sp plautii 5alpha- (1814) S: −0.02443 (15216) F: 0.017697 0.170402 0.00019 pregnan- Bacteroides Clostridiales 3beta,20alpha- vulgatus unclassified diol monosulfate (2) o-cresol sulfate (1786) S: 0.046263 (4914) S: −0.03874 0.169442 0.000207 Butyricimonas Clostridium sp synergistica phenol (4749) S: 0.022088 (15317) S: −0.01923 0.169413 0.000208 glucuronide Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium CAG 7 sp CAG 82 leucine (4564) S: 0.027402 (6148) F: 0.026545 0.169312 0.00021 Ruminococcus Peptostrep- torques tococcaceae X - 24544 (4581) S: 0.033527 (15315) G: 0.026809 0.169132 0.000213 Dorea Faecalibacterium longicatena deoxycholate (4552) S: 0.047973 (4659) S: −0.0432 0.168661 0.000222 Ruminococcus Clostridium sp sp CAG 122 2-methylserine (2296) G: −0.05513 (4425) S: −0.03964 0.167244 0.000251 Alistipes Ruminococcus sp CAG 254 N-stearoyl- (4714) S: −0.02344 (15315) G: −0.02246 0.16624 0.000274 sphingosine Clostridium sp Faecalibacterium (d18:1/18:0)* 2- (4272) S: −0.02307 (8010) S: −0.02054 0.166116 0.000277 aminobutyrate Eubacterium Streptococcus sp CAG 581 salivarius imidazole (5089) S: 0.02396 (7985) S: 0.023451 0.165961 0.00028 propionate Eubacterium Lactococcus sp CAG 38 lactis sphingomyelin (15266) G: −0.023 (14894) S: 0.022525 0.165136 0.000301 (d18:1/22:1, Firmicutes Anaeroma d18:2/22:0, unclassified ssilibacillus d16:1/24:1)* sp An250 X - 16944 (17244) S: 0.024286 (4816) S: −0.02382 0.165071 0.000303 Bifidobacterium Blautia sp adolescentis X - 24947 (1812) S: 0.033326 (6750) S: 0.022116 0.165035 0.000304 Bacteroides Clostridium sp massiliensis indole-3- (3926) U: 0.021648 (4909) G: 0.02119 0.164723 0.000312 carboxylic acid Unknown Clostridium perfluorooctanesulfonic (17256) S: −0.03882 (4557) S: 0.038422 0.164055 0.00033 acid Bifidobacterium Ruminococcus (PFOS) bifidum lactaris 4- (2318) S: −0.04684 (15093) F: −0.04421 0.162374 0.000381 imidazoleacetate Alistipes Clostridiales putredinis unclassified androstenediol (15120) S: −0.0329 (15233) G: −0.03049 0.162146 0.000388 (3alpha,17alpha) Firmicutes Firmicutes monosulfate bacterium unclassified (3) CAG 114 X - 11444 (4564) S: 0.02505 (1786) S: 0.024484 0.161915 0.000396 Ruminococcus Butyricimonas torques synergistica N- (4037) S: −0.04166 (4564) S: −0.03847 0.161896 0.000396 methyltaurine Clostridium Ruminococcus innocuum torques adipoylcarnitine (15132) S: 0.02224 (4940) S: 0.021147 0.161523 0.000409 (C6-DC) Flavonifractor Roseburia plautii inulinivorans X - 18922 (4540) S: −0.03347 (6750) S: 0.029384 0.161302 0.000417 Anaerostipes Clostridium sp hadrus dehydroisoand (3964) U: −0.03037 (8002) S: −0.03031 0.160191 0.000457 rosterone Unknown Streptococcus sulfate (DHEA-S) thermophilus perfluorooctanoate (6141) F: −0.03107 (4933) S: −0.02892 0.160113 0.00046 (PFOA) Peptostrep- Eubacterium tococcaceae rectale pregn steroid (4581) S: 0.035894 (4940) S: 0.035555 0.159783 0.000473 monosulfate Dorea Roseburia C21H34O5S* longicatena inulinivorans X - 12798 (15340) G: −0.03508 (6141) F: −0.03128 0.159687 0.000477 Faecalibacterium Peptostrep- tococcaceae gamma- (14993) S: 0.021478 (5075) S: 0.02064 0.159665 0.000477 glutamylglutamate Butyricicoccus Lachnospira sp pectinoschiza X - 13431 (6148) F: 0.034411 (5121) S: 0.032508 0.159559 0.000482 Peptostrep- Clostridium tococcaceae sp CAG 264 caffeic acid (14861) U: 0.026993 (3957) F: −0.02187 0.159463 0.000486 sulfate Unknown Lachnospiraceae 4- (4121) U: 0.026234 (4933) S: −0.02563 0.159245 0.000494 hydroxychlorothalonil Unknown Eubacterium rectale X - 17685 (4447) S: −0.04234 (4705) S: −0.03739 0.1588 0.000513 Eubacterium Clostridium sp CAG 274 sp CAG 43 thyroxine (4811) S: 0.021084 (5792) S: −0.01971 0.158642 0.00052 Blautia Phascolarctobacterium obeum sp CAG 207 sphingomyelin (15333) S: −0.02757 (14909) S: −0.02458 0.158003 0.000548 (d18:2/24:1, Faecalibacterium Clostridium d18:1/24:2)* prausnitzii sp CAG 169 Fibrinopeptide (1786) S: −0.03762 (5045) S: −0.03299 0.157893 0.000553 A (3-16)** Butyricimonas Eubacterium synergistica ventriosum pregnanediol- (4644) S: 0.027471 (4532) S: −0.02173 0.157596 0.000566 3-glucuronide Clostridium sp Eubacterium CAG 62 hallii N- (4933) S: −0.02409 (4571) S: 0.022616 0.156582 0.000615 acetylarginine Eubacterium Dorea sp rectale CAG 105 pregnen-diol (4940) S: 0.029751 (6328) S: −0.02762 0.15617 0.000636 disulfate Roseburia Clostridium C21H34O8S2* inulinivorans sp CAG 492 1-oleoyl-2- (5736) S: −0.0273 (4540) S: 0.024308 0.156064 0.000642 docosahexaenoyl- Acidaminococcus Anaerostipes GPC intestini hadrus (18:1/22:6)* 3-(4- (4581) S: 0.03186 (14899) U: 0.030331 0.155544 0.000669 hydroxyphenyl)lactate Dorea Unknown longicatena N-acetylglycine (8601) S: 0.037245 (4816) S: 0.036725 0.155199 0.000688 Candidatus Blautia sp Gastranaerophilales bacterium HUM 10 propionylglycine (4447) S: −0.02902 (1626) S: 0.028992 0.15484 0.000709 Eubacterium Prevotellacopri sp CAG 274 taurine (14894) S: 0.017189 (6173) S: 0.014888 0.154013 0.000757 Anaeromassili Clostridium bacillus sp sp CAG An250 221 glycine (15216) F: −0.03834 (7061) S: 0.036169 0.153227 0.000807 conjugate of Clostridiales Lactobacillus C10H14O2 (1)* unclassified ruminis sphingomyelin (15373) F: 0.027889 (1934) S: 0.026974 0.153218 0.000807 (d18:1/21:0, Ruminococcaceae Parabacteroides d17:1/22:0, distasonis d16:1/23:0)* acetylcarnitine (1812) S: 0.019671 (6750) S: 0.019283 0.152854 0.000831 (C2) Bacteroides Clostridium sp massiliensis X - 18899 (14992) G: 0.015723 (14993) S: 0.015681 0.152617 0.000847 Butyricicoccus Butyricicoccus sp X - 12906 (4930) F: 0.039781 (6376) F: 0.037775 0.152538 0.000852 Lachnospiraceae Clostridiaceae 3-sulfo-L- (15385) U: 0.033842 (4670) S: −0.03222 0.152176 0.000877 alanine Unknown Coprococcus catus biliverdin (15286) F: 0.02333 (14844) S: −0.01748 0.152148 0.000879 Ruminococcaceae Firmicutes bacterium CAG 94 1-linoleoyl- (1786) S: 0.023611 (14400) G: −0.01513 0.151872 0.000898 GPA (18:2)* Butyricimonas Collinsella synergistica 3-hydroxy-2- (15452) S: 0.025741 (4532) S: −0.02396 0.151481 0.000927 ethylpropionate Bilophila sp 4 Eubacterium 1 30 hallii carotene diol (8002) S: −0.0236 (4810) S: 0.019618 0.151433 0.00093 (3) Streptococcus Blautia sp thermophilus CAG 237 X - 17325 (15154) F: 0.019388 (4940) S: −0.019 0.149107 0.001117 Clostridiales Roseburia unclassified inulinivorans docosahexaenoate (15295) G: 0.017696 (3957) F: −0.01692 0.148078 0.001209 (DHA; Gemmiger Lachnospiraceae 22:6n3) N6,N6,N6- (2318) S: −0.02004 (15332) S: 0.019503 0.147817 0.001234 trimethyllysine Alistipes Faecalibacterium putredinis prausnitzii deoxycarnitine (15346) G: 0.030403 (5083) G: 0.028617 0.147739 0.001242 Faecalibacterium Eubacterium 2,3-dihydroxy- (15216) F: −0.02283 (1877) S: 0.0228 0.147388 0.001276 5-methylthio- Clostridiales Bacteroides 4-pentenoate unclassified caccae (DMTPA)* arabonate/xylonate (4961) G: 0.022231 (4608) S: −0.02199 0.146798 0.001335 Eubacterium Ruminococcus torques X - 11852 (4893) S: 0.017806 (4957) F: 0.01425 0.146358 0.001381 Clostridium sp Eubacteriaceae urea (15078) S: −0.03091 (5190) S: 0.02188 0.146356 0.001381 Oscillibacter Firmicutes sp bacterium CAG 102 indoleacetylglutamine (4447) S: −0.03378 (4749) S: −0.031 0.145985 0.001421 Eubacterium Clostridium sp CAG 274 sp CAG 7 vanillylmandelate (9262) S: −0.01662 (15318) S: 0.013687 0.145053 0.001525 (VMA) Burkholderiales Faecalibacterium bacterium prausnitzii 1 1 47 X - 13255 (17239) S: 0.046643 (4961) G: 0.042712 0.144663 0.001571 Bifidobacterium Eubacterium sp N4G05 androstenediol (4564) S: 0.021734 (4782) U: −0.02155 0.1441 0.00164 (3beta,17beta) Ruminococcus Unknown disulfate (1) torques valine (6179) G: 0.031487 (7985) S: 0.030513 0.143921 0.001662 Clostridium Lactococcus lactis X - 11485 (1786) S: 0.034559 (4553) S: 0.032995 0.143508 0.001715 Butyricimonas Clostridium sp synergistica X - 24757 (15085) F: 0.020657 (4909) G: 0.019259 0.143247 0.001749 Clostridiales Clostridium unclassified chenodeoxycholate (4552) S: −0.03176 (2301) S: −0.02344 0.143007 0.00178 Ruminococcus Alistipes sp finegoldii 17- (15073) G: 0.0211 (4940) S: 0.020984 0.142649 0.001829 methylstearate Oscillibacter Roseburia inulinivorans 3- (14400) G: −0.04178 (14974) U: 0.036425 0.142441 0.001857 hydroxybutyryl Collinsella Unknown carnitine (1) sphingomyelin (15452) S: −0.01411 (4648) G: 0.013313 0.1424 0.001863 (d18:2/24:2)* Bilophila sp 4 Roseburia 1 30 5alpha- (15346) G: 0.026787 (15120) S: −0.02311 0.142374 0.001867 androstan- Faecalibacterium Firmicutes 3beta,17beta- bacterium diol CAG 114 monosulfate (2) stearoyl (15317) S: −0.03088 (5082) S: 0.029658 0.142261 0.001883 sphingomyelin Faecalibacterium Eubacterium (d18:1/18:0) sp CAG 82 eligens 2- (14963) S: −0.02409 (4828) S: 0.020904 0.142222 0.001888 linoleoylglycerol Anaerotruncus Blautia sp (18:2) colihominis xanthurenate (17237) S: −0.02659 (6179) G: 0.025405 0.142175 0.001895 Bifidobacterium Clostridium pseudocatenulatum X - 12411 (14807) S: −0.02183 (1836) S: −0.02029 0.142173 0.001895 Gordonibacter Bacteroides pamelaeae uniformis 5-oxoproline (15081) F: 0.019373 (6179) G: 0.016099 0.142122 0.001902 Clostridiales Clostridium unclassified 1-(1-enyl- (4721) S: 0.014673 (4705) S: −0.01447 0.141822 0.001945 palmitoyl)-GPC Clostridium sp Clostridium (P-16:0)* CAG 58 sp CAG 43 N- (4844) S: −0.02196 (14974) U: 0.02064 0.14181 0.001947 acetylglutamate Blautia Unknown obeum tetradecanedioate (4930) F: −0.05114 (4914) S: −0.0502 0.141803 0.001948 Lachnospiraceae Clostridium sp glutarylcarnitine (4820) S: −0.01929 (1949) S: 0.018906 0.141384 0.00201 (C5-DC) Blautia sp Parabacteroides merdae X - 24337 (15272) F: −0.02787 (4816) S: −0.02418 0.140613 0.002128 Ruminococcaceae Blautia sp gamma- (15286) F: −0.02942 (15332) S: 0.029158 0.140431 0.002157 glutamylisoleucine* Ruminococcaceae Faecalibacterium prausnitzii 1-(1-enyl- (6148) F: 0.03825 (4874) S: 0.029863 0.140159 0.0022 palmitoyl)-2- Peptostrep- Fusicatenibacter arachidonoyl- tococcaceae saccharivorans GPC (P- 16:0/20:4)* 1-(1-enyl- (2311) F: 0.032348 (5190) S: 0.031149 0.140091 0.002211 stearoyl)-2- Rikenellaceae Firmicutes oleoyl-GPE bacterium (P-18:0/18:1) CAG 102 1-(1-enyl- (4782) U: −0.02249 (4721) S: 0.019978 0.13999 0.002228 palmitoyl)-GPE Unknown Clostridium (P-16:0)* sp CAG 58 epiandrosterone (15260) G: 0.026216 (14470) G: 0.021722 0.139978 0.00223 sulfate Firmicutes Collinsella unclassified 2- (17241) S: 0.032773 (15143) S: 0.010676 0.139865 0.002249 acetamidophenol Bifidobacterium Flavonifractor sp sulfate catenulatum 1-myristoyl-2- (1832) S: −0.01363 (9226) S: 0.011531 0.139792 0.00226 arachidonoyl- Bacteroides Akkermansia GPC clarus muciniphila (14:0/20:4)* N,N,N- (6750) S: 0.030556 (1785) S: 0.025528 0.139762 0.002266 trimethyl- Clostridium sp Butyricimonas sp alanylproline An62 betaine (TMAP) X - 13684 (15390) U: −0.01587 (15224) F: −0.01533 0.139271 0.002349 Unknown Clostridiales unclassified X - 24748 (6754) S: 0.017642 (15271) S: −0.01679 0.138689 0.002451 Clostridium sp Ruthenibacterium lactatiformans malate (4938) S: 0.017703 (15073) G: 0.015187 0.138301 0.002521 Roseburia sp Oscillibacter isovalerylcarnitine (4121) U: 0.03584 (15332) S: 0.034336 0.138116 0.002555 (C5) Unknown Faecalibacterium prausnitzii 2- (17249) S: −0.03766 (14992) G: 0.035068 0.137906 0.002595 hydroxynervonate* Bifidobacterium Butyricicoccus longum X - 11858 (4582) S: −0.01276 (6347) S: 0.01219 0.137828 0.002609 Dorea Clostridium longicatena sp CAG 356 3- (15085) F: 0.031154 (14992) G: 0.022437 0.136824 0.002806 hydroxyhippurate Clostridiales Butyricicoccus sulfate unclassified lactosyl-N- (5843) S: −0.03117 (14322) S: 0.017928 0.136052 0.002966 nervonoyl- Allisonella Eggerthella sphingosine histaminiformans sp CAG (d18:1/24:1)* 209 1-(1-enyl- (6936) S: 0.015436 (4659) S: 0.01529 0.135874 0.003005 palmitoyl)-2- Veillonella Clostridium oleoyl-GPE atypica sp CAG (P-16:0/18:1)* 122 X - 18886 (4810) S: −0.02418 (14594) G: 0.02417 0.135841 0.003012 Blautia sp Collinsella CAG 237 Fibrinopeptide (1949) S: −0.01591 (15317) S: −0.01575 0.135774 0.003026 B (1-13)** Parabacteroides Faecalibacterium sp merdae CAG 82 taurochenodeoxycholic (4664) S: 0.007057 (4557) S: 0.006881 0.134882 0.003225 acid 3- Roseburia sp Ruminococcus sulfate CAG 303 lactaris DSGEGDFXAEGGGVR* (2303) S: −0.0239 (9391) F: −0.0223 0.134124 0.003404 Alistipes Oxalobacteraceae finegoldii tauroursodeoxycholate (14341) S: −0.02604 (1867) S: 0.025111 0.133987 0.003437 Eggerthella sp Bacteroides CAG 298 xylanisolvens X - 13723 (4261) G: 0.033265 (4868) S: −0.02808 0.133722 0.003502 Blautia Blautia sp 1-stearoyl-2- (15385) U: −0.0234 (4810) S: 0.021333 0.133381 0.003587 docosahexaenoyl-GPE Unknown Blautia sp (18:0/22:6)* CAG 237 14-HDoHE/17- (15460) F: 0.026875 (1784) G: 0.02536 0.133132 0.003651 HDoHE Desulfovibrionaceae Butyricimonas 1- (6962) S: 0.008273 (4871) S: 0.00802 0.13212 0.00392 linolenoylglycerol Megamonas Ruminococcus (18:3) funiformis sp X - 11299 (4553) S: 0.024483 (15385) U: 0.022957 0.131227 0.004172 Clostridium sp Unknown X - 21285 (9283) S: 0.037269 (15350) U: 0.032192 0.130566 0.004367 Sutterella Unknown wadsworthensis Fibrinopeptide (1786) S: −0.03017 (5045) S: −0.02522 0.129638 0.004656 A (5-16)* Butyricimonas Eubacterium synergistica ventriosum X - 21661 (4811) S: −0.01344 (14594) G: −0.00963 0.129284 0.004771 Blautia Collinsella obeum dodecenedioate (14114) S: 0.031723 (6148) F: −0.02984 0.128831 0.004921 (C12:1-DC)* Subdoligranulum Peptostrep- sp CAG tococcaceae 314 3-methyl-2- (4706) F: 0.019187 (15390) U: −0.01839 0.128595 0.005001 oxovalerate Clostridiaceae Unknown X - 11847 (15271) S: −0.0142 (4582) S: −0.01128 0.128021 0.005201 Ruthenibacterium Dorea lactatiformans longicatena 1-myristoyl-2- (6338) F: −0.01141 (1962) S: 0.011219 0.127609 0.005349 palmitoyl-GPC Clostridiaceae Coprobacter (14:0/16:0) secundus 3-aminoisobutyrate (15124) F: −0.024 (15271) S: −0.02275 0.127528 0.005378 Clostridiales Ruthenibacterium unclassified lactatiformans stachydrine (4961) G: 0.022511 (14999) U: −0.01805 0.127415 0.00542 Eubacterium Unknown eicosenoate (3957) F: −0.01721 (5075) S: 0.016961 0.127302 0.005461 (20:1) Lachnospiraceae Lachnospira pectinoschiza isocitrate (4938) S: −0.02327 (15326) G: 0.017973 0.1267 0.005688 Roseburia sp Faecalibacterium X - 21364 (8076) S: −0.01727 (4951) S: 0.015285 0.126682 0.005695 Streptococcus Roseburia parasanguinis intestinalis X - 12007 (15254) F: 0.021132 (9333) S: −0.01973 0.126616 0.00572 Clostridiales Acetobacter unclassified sp CAG 267 N1-Methyl-2- (8002) S: 0.030264 (5803) S: −0.02372 0.126496 0.005767 pyridone-5- Streptococcus Dialister sp carboxamide thermophilus CAG 357 X - 21659 (4939) G: 0.036695 (4953) S: 0.03646 0.126145 0.005905 Roseburia Roseburia sp CAG 182 gamma- (4716) S: 0.019939 (1934) S: −0.01591 0.126038 0.005947 tocopherol/beta- Clostridium sp Parabacteroides tocopherol distasonis X - 12117 (1836) S: −0.02601 (4644) S: −0.02354 0.125916 0.005996 Bacteroides Clostridium uniformis sp CAG 62 1- (1790) S: −0.02251 (1862) S: 0.021676 0.125693 0.006086 myristoylglycerol Odoribacter Bacteroides (14:0) splanchnicus finegoldii X - 21845 (15265) S: 0.028019 (14797) G: 0.023629 0.125549 0.006145 Firmicutes Adlercreutzia bacterium CAG 103 N- (14992) G: 0.024679 (4582) S: −0.02289 0.125506 0.006163 methylhydroxy Butyricicoccus Dorea proline** longicatena stearoylcarnitine (17249) S: −0.02445 (1812) S: 0.022237 0.125349 0.006228 (C18) Bifidobacterium Bacteroides longum massiliensis X - 24546 (4940) S: 0.035016 (4750) G: 0.032653 0.125194 0.006293 Roseburia Clostridium inulinivorans 2- (15154) F: 0.014856 (3989) F: 0.012342 0.124995 0.006377 hydroxyglutarate Clostridiales Firmicutes unclassified unclassified X - 23787 (15317) S: 0.019888 (1836) S: 0.019399 0.124908 0.006414 Faecalibacterium Bacteroides sp CAG 82 uniformis 4- (14322) S: 0.027768 (5803) S: 0.026381 0.124668 0.006518 hydroxyhippurate Eggerthella sp Dialister sp CAG 209 CAG 357 glycylvaline (1963) S: 0.022131 (14894) S: 0.020056 0.124352 0.006656 Coprobacter Anaeroma fastidiosus ssilibacillus sp An250 cerotoylcarnitine (15346) G: 0.019902 (17237) S: −0.01903 0.124253 0.0067 (C26)* Faecalibacterium Bifidobacterium pseudocatenulatum methylsuccinoylcarnitine (1965) S: 0.015991 (4261) G: 0.012935 0.123073 0.007243 (1) Bacteroides Blautia sp CAG 20 X - 15492 (6367) F: −0.03864 (4940) S: 0.024465 0.123061 0.007248 Clostridiaceae Roseburia inulinivorans X - 23585 (9262) S: 0.031296 (14861) U: 0.021237 0.122612 0.007465 Burkholderiales Unknown bacterium 1 1 47 X - 24556 (5082) S: 0.02246 (15318) S: 0.021364 0.120816 0.008393 Eubacterium Faecalibacterium eligens prausnitzii N1- (1790) S: −0.01772 (4705) S: 0.012148 0.120422 0.008609 methyladenosine Odoribacter Clostridium splanchnicus sp CAG 43 1,2,3- (17244) S: −0.02127 (1830) S: −0.0201 0.120351 0.008649 benzenetriol Bifidobacterium Bacteroides sulfate (2) adolescentis stercoris 21- (6359) F: −0.03473 (4564) S: 0.032184 0.119965 0.008867 hydroxypregnenolone Clostridiaceae Ruminococcus disulfate torques hexanoylglutamine (14992) G: 0.036528 (4874) S: −0.03028 0.119813 0.008954 Butyricicoccus Fusicatenibacter saccharivorans X - 17367 (15154) F: 0.012108 (4537) S: −0.01195 0.119767 0.008981 Clostridiales Eubacterium unclassified hallii tridecenedioate (15132) S: 0.045078 (6174) S: 0.044543 0.119127 0.009357 (C13:1-DC)* Flavonifractor Clostridium plautii sp CAG 265 phytanate (15073) G: 0.017338 (14823) F: 0.017013 0.118948 0.009464 Oscillibacter Eggerthellaceae hydroxy- (14263) U: −0.03089 (15295) G: 0.027677 0.11774 0.010221 CMPF* Unknown Gemmiger N-palmitoyl- (15146) F: 0.0221 (15216) F: −0.02184 0.117704 0.010244 sphinganine Clostridiales Clostridiales (d18:0/16:0) unclassified unclassified 4-methyl-2- (6148) F: 0.02125 (4648) G: −0.01851 0.11718 0.01059 oxopentanoate Peptostrep- Roseburia tococcaceae cys-gly, (4303) S: 0.02136 (4820) S: −0.02018 0.117156 0.010606 oxidized Clostridium sp Blautia sp CAG 217 glycerate (14313) S: −0.02306 (4834) G: 0.019943 0.117141 0.010616 Clostridium sp Blautia CAG 226 bradykinin, (4959) S: 0.009207 (4811) S: 0.007451 0.116402 0.011121 des-arg(9) Eubacterium Blautia ramulus obeum 15- (4714) S: −0.01907 (15350) U: 0.018079 0.116125 0.011316 methylpalmitate Clostridium sp Unknown X - 11795 (15124) F: −0.0347 (5803) S: 0.025284 0.116105 0.01133 Clostridiales Dialister sp unclassified CAG 357 16a-hydroxy (4782) U: −0.0193 (4564) S: 0.018405 0.115506 0.011762 DHEA 3-sulfate Unknown Ruminococcus torques arachidoylcarnitine (4933) S: −0.05449 (15451) G: −0.03232 0.115399 0.011841 (C20)* Eubacterium Bilophila rectale choline (15081) F: 0.013512 (5087) S: 0.013325 0.115075 0.012082 Clostridiales Eubacterium unclassified sp CAG 86 palmitoyl (4540) S: 0.021119 (4670) S: 0.019749 0.114709 0.01236 dihydrosphingomyelin Anaerostipes Coprococcus (d18:0/16:0)* hadrus catus glycosyl-N- (5843) S: −0.02223 (15073) G: 0.013519 0.114454 0.012557 behenoyl- Allisonella Oscillibacter sphingadienine histaminiformans (d18:2/22:0)* hydroxy- (4564) S: 0.016937 (15346) G: 0.014591 0.11419 0.012763 N6,N6,N6- Ruminococcus Faecalibacterium trimethyllysine * torques lysine (8002) S: 0.028247 (1830) S: 0.027797 0.114182 0.012769 Streptococcus Bacteroides thermophilus stercoris tyrosine (9298) F: −0.02194 (7044) S: 0.021725 0.114134 0.012808 Sutterellaceae Lactobacillus acidophilus androsterone (15233) G: −0.02419 (8002) S: −0.02177 0.113555 0.013273 sulfate Firmicutes Streptococcus unclassified thermophilus glycodeoxycholate (5121) S: −0.02394 (15078) S: 0.021689 0.113258 0.013517 sulfate Clostridium sp Oscillibacter sp CAG 264 alpha- (17244) S: −0.02156 (15452) S: 0.018676 0.113166 0.013593 tocopherol Bifidobacterium Bilophila adolescentis sp 4 1 30 3-(3- (14823) F: 0.016505 (1872) S: −0.01511 0.112805 0.013898 hydroxyphenyl)propionate Eggerthellaceae Bacteroides sulfate ovatus linoleate (4936) S: 0.016353 (5111) S: 0.015685 0.112626 0.01405 (18:2n6) Roseburia Clostridium hominis sp CAG 127 17alpha- (5190) S: −0.02901 (4781) U: −0.0244 0.111788 0.014786 hydroxypregnenolone 3- Firmicutes Unknown sulfate bacterium CAG 102 xanthosine (6939) S: 0.015029 (4571) S: 0.013364 0.111532 0.015017 Veillonella Dorea sp parvula CAG 105 4- (4868) S: 0.024994 (4844) S: −0.02202 0.111379 0.015156 hydroxyphenyl Blautia sp Blautia pyruvate obeum S- (4957) F: 0.018829 (8002) S: −0.01823 0.110711 0.01578 methylcysteine Eubacteriaceae Streptococcus thermophilus dodecadienoate (4936) S: 0.007497 (5792) S: 0.006512 0.110622 0.015865 (12:2)* Roseburia Phascolarctobacterium hominis sp CAG 207 1-palmitoyl-2- (5190) S: −0.01815 (1962) S: 0.011785 0.110232 0.016241 palmitoleoyl- Firmicutes Coprobacter GPC bacterium secundus (16:0/16:1)* CAG 102 2- (1862) S: 0.024847 (6962) S: 0.021436 0.109731 0.016736 arachidonoylglycerol Bacteroides Megamonas (20:4) finegoldii funiformis sphingomyelin (4782) U: −0.02675 (14921) U: 0.021965 0.109634 0.016833 (d18:1/25:0, Unknown Unknown d19:0/24:1, d20:1/23:0, d19:1/24:0)* 1-palmitoyl-2- (15124) F: 0.017688 (15225) F: −0.0144 0.10905 0.017429 docosahexaenoyl- Clostridiales Clostridiales GPC unclassified unclassified (16:0/22:6) Fibrinopeptide (9391) F: −0.02671 (4782) U: −0.02297 0.108842 0.017646 A (7-16)* Oxalobacteraceae Unknown N6- (15342) S: 0.00907 (15216) F: −0.00651 0.108627 0.017873 carbamoylthre- Faecalibacterium Clostridiales onyladenosine prausnitzii unclassified glycohyocholate (15265) S: −0.04384 (15342) S: 0.03827 0.108537 0.017968 Firmicutes Faecalibacterium bacterium prausnitzii CAG 103 N- (1867) S: 0.029494 (17249) S: −0.02421 0.108424 0.018088 oleoyltaurine Bacteroides Bifidobacterium xylanisolvens longum X - 11593 (4886) S: 0.012074 (4658) S: 0.009798 0.108193 0.018337 Firmicutes Clostridium bacterium sp CAG CAG 194 253 phenyllactate (4925) S: 0.022219 (4575) S: 0.022171 0.107793 0.018776 (PLA) Roseburia Dorea faecis formicigenerans beta- (2301) S: 0.022147 (6179) G: 0.020411 0.107633 0.018953 citrylglutamate Alistipes Clostridium finegoldii X - 14314 (17241) S: 0.014687 (15154) F: 0.013906 0.107403 0.019211 Bifidobacterium Clostridiales catenulatum unclassified creatine (5803) S: −0.01668 (4953) S: −0.01582 0.107388 0.019228 Dialister sp Roseburia CAG 357 sp CAG 182 arabitol/xylitol (1934) S: 0.031652 (4828) S: 0.029975 0.106438 0.020327 Parabacteroides Blautia sp distasonis uridine (4547) S: −0.03528 (1790) S: 0.026747 0.106231 0.020575 Anaerostipes Odoribacter hadrus splanchnicus ectoine (5062) G: 0.010402 (15326) G: 0.008021 0.106182 0.020634 Firmicutes Faecalibacterium unclassified X - 17653 (4767) U: −0.01285 (4581) S: 0.01176 0.10604 0.020805 Unknown Dorea longicatena catechol (6747) S: −0.0224 (15081) F: 0.022163 0.105927 0.020941 glucuronide Clostridium Clostridiales spiroforme unclassified X - 18887 (15299) G: 0.02692 (15316) S: 0.021941 0.104673 0.022516 Gemmiger Faecalibacterium prausnitzii eicosapentaenoylcholine (6141) F: 0.048926 (4303) S: 0.030017 0.104352 0.022934 Peptostrep- Clostridium tococcaceae sp CAG 217 oleate/vaccenate (5111) S: 0.013939 (14993) S: 0.012976 0.104015 0.023382 (18:1) Clostridium sp Butyricicoccus CAG 127 sp N- (4829) S: −0.01515 (5087) S: 0.012105 0.103957 0.02346 acetylneuraminate Blautia sp Eubacterium sp CAG 86 X - 16576 (13981) U: 0.013445 (15460) F: 0.008498 0.10394 0.023483 Unknown Desulfovibrionaceae X - 21839 (15265) S: 0.023227 (4826) S: −0.0224 0.103797 0.023675 Firmicutes Blautia sp bacterium CAG 103 1-palmitoyl-2- (4938) S: −0.02856 (14991) F: 0.023705 0.103762 0.023723 gamma- Roseburia sp Clostridiaceae linolenoyl-GPC (16:0/18:3n6)* 2- (17278) S: −0.00852 (14992) G: 0.008154 0.103757 0.02373 aminoheptanoate Bifidobacterium Butyricicoccus animalis palmitoyl (4705) S: −0.01695 (4540) S: 0.016293 0.103605 0.023936 sphingomyelin Clostridium sp Anaerostipes (d18:1/16:0) CAG 43 hadrus nervonoylcarnitine (15216) F: −0.04038 (4868) S: −0.03403 0.103484 0.024102 (C24:1)* Clostridiales Blautia sp unclassified X - 24812 (6750) S: 0.039472 (4608) S: 0.033314 0.103171 0.024536 Clostridium sp Ruminococcus torques piperine (6369) S: −0.02014 (15073) G: −0.01911 0.102993 0.024785 Clostridium sp Oscillibacter CAG 389 chiro-inositol (14334) S: −0.01845 (4706) F: 0.012575 0.101795 0.026521 Cryptobacterium Clostridiaceae sp CAG 338 X - 23974 (713) G: −0.03698 (15154) F: 0.030957 0.101544 0.026898 Methanobrevibacter Clostridiales unclassified 3- (17244) S: −0.01941 (4537) S: −0.01776 0.101505 0.026957 methoxycatechol Bifidobacterium Eubacterium hallii sulfate (1) adolescentis N-trimethyl 5- (15271) S: 0.026124 (6141) F: −0.02273 0.101107 0.027565 aminovalerate Ruthenibacterium Peptostrep- lactatiformans tococcaceae glycochenodeoxycholate (15291) F: −0.02158 (4914) S: −0.02153 0.100996 0.027737 glucuronide (1) Ruminococcaceae Clostridium sp sphingomyelin (4704) F: −0.02206 (15317) S: −0.02017 0.100893 0.027897 (d18:1/20:1, Clostridiaceae Faecalibacterium d18:2/20:0)* sp CAG 82 X - 11470 (14937) U: −0.02188 (4581) S: 0.016799 0.100798 0.028046 Unknown Dorea longicatena X - 21353 (15256) F: 0.0146 (4936) S: 0.014299 0.100654 0.028272 Clostridiales Roseburia unclassified hominis X - 12472 (14999) U: 0.026062 (14823) F: 0.023754 0.100186 0.029017 Unknown Eggerthellaceae X - 12456 (4705) S: 0.015677 (6962) S: 0.015445 0.099379 0.030344 Clostridium sp Megamonas CAG 43 funiformis X - 13866 (15452) S: 0.019139 (6174) S: 0.016247 0.098839 0.031261 Bilophila sp 4 Clostridium 1 30 sp CAG 265 vanillactate (4831) F: 0.051625 (4824) G: 0.041918 0.098677 0.031539 Lachnospiraceae Blautia X - 16580 (1934) S: 0.024707 (15124) F: 0.024448 0.098546 0.031768 Parabacteroides Clostridiales distasonis unclassified X - 24329 (2303) S: −0.02538 (1836) S: −0.02536 0.09853 0.031795 Alistipes Bacteroides finegoldii uniformis androsterone (8076) S: −0.02058 (4839) G: 0.018667 0.098384 0.03205 glucuronide Streptococcus Blautia parasanguinis hydroxyasparagine** (17248) S: −0.00929 (6141) F: −0.00872 0.098378 0.032062 Bifidobacterium Peptostrep- longum tococcaceae X - 23680 (15374) F: −0.02656 (17241) S: 0.025397 0.09835 0.032111 Ruminococcaceae Bifidobacterium catenulatum 1- (1903) S: 0.028354 (5075) S: 0.028138 0.098016 0.032702 oleoylglycerol Bacteroides Lachnospira (18:1) plebeius CAG pectinoschiza 211 1-(1-enyl- (4780) G: 0.014535 (1790) S: 0.011529 0.09774 0.033198 palmitoyl)-2- Clostridium Odoribacter palmitoleoyl- splanchnicus GPC (P-16:0/16:1)* heneicosapentaenoate (14400) G: −0.0271 (6141) F: 0.01887 0.096856 0.03483 (21:5n3) Collinsella Peptostrep- tococcaceae N-palmitoyl- (15342) S: −0.02804 (1957) S: 0.027896 0.096756 0.035019 heptadecasphingosine Faecalibacterium Bacteroides (d17:1/16:0)* prausnitzii sp CAG 144 beta-alanine (6148) F: 0.020157 (4925) S: 0.020075 0.096348 0.035799 Peptostrep- Roseburia tococcaceae faecis X - 21474 (15318) S: −0.04014 (4659) S: 0.039439 0.096222 0.036041 Faecalibacterium Clostridium prausnitzii sp CAG 122 2- (15350) U: 0.051887 (15124) F: 0.035101 0.095939 0.036596 docosahexaenoylglycerol Unknown Clostridiales (22:6)* unclassified margarate (14974) U: 0.013311 (4940) S: 0.012762 0.095892 0.036687 (17:0) Unknown Roseburia inulinivorans 1-ribosyl- (15342) S: 0.023475 (4957) F: 0.022928 0.095809 0.03685 imidazoleacetate* Faecalibacterium Eubacteriaceae prausnitzii X - 21295 (4669) G: −0.02087 (14861) U: 0.020517 0.095321 0.037827 Coprococcus Unknown cysteinylglycine (14020) U: −0.02178 (15286) F: −0.02115 0.09521 0.038051 disulfide* Unknown Ruminococcaceae tryptophan (15054) F: −0.01383 (8002) S: 0.01105 0.094892 0.038701 Clostridiales Streptococcus unclassified thermophilus 1-palmitoyl-2- (15229) F: −0.01867 (4121) U: −0.01846 0.094768 0.038959 docosahexaenoyl- Clostridiales Unknown GPE unclassified (16:0/22:6)* S- (15332) S: 0.043284 (4882) S: 0.042659 0.094733 0.039031 adenosylhomocysteine Faecalibacterium Roseburia (SAH) prausnitzii sp CAG 100 X - 12206 (4959) S: −0.02691 (4546) S: 0.019168 0.094575 0.03936 Eubacterium Eubacterium ramulus sp X - 18345 (4394) U: 0.012098 (9701) S: 0.010524 0.094256 0.040032 Unknown Haemophilus sp HMSC061E01 tauro-beta- (4831) F: −0.03274 (4130) U: −0.03214 0.094251 0.040043 muricholate Lachnospiraceae Unknown phenylpyruvate (14932) U: −0.0089 (9226) S: −0.00696 0.09316 0.042412 Unknown Akkermansia muciniphila oleoyl (1814) S: 0.017731 (13982) U: 0.01504 0.092823 0.043169 ethanolamide Bacteroides Unknown vulgatus 2,3- (14993) S: 0.01931 (14416) G: −0.01704 0.092506 0.04389 dihydroxyisovalerate Butyricicoccus Collinsella sp X - 16964 (4537) S: −0.0594 (4914) S: −0.05497 0.092354 0.044241 Eubacterium Clostridium sp hallii X - 12544 (4564) S: 0.005718 (14252) U: 0.005618 0.092332 0.04429 Ruminococcus Unknown torques arachidate (15346) G: 0.019826 (15154) F: 0.018477 0.092187 0.044628 (20:0) Faecalibacterium Clostridiales unclassified X - 17655 (6472) F: 0.01049 (4782) U: 0.007802 0.091978 0.045114 Clostridiaceae Unknown 5alpha- (8002) S: −0.02357 (15091) G: 0.022201 0.091942 0.045199 pregnan- Streptococcus Oscillibacter 3beta,20alpha- thermophilus diol disulfate X - 15486 (4644) S: −0.01694 (4826) S: 0.016926 0.091313 0.046698 Clostridium sp Blautia sp CAG 62 3,7- (1832) S: 0.018158 (4537) S: −0.01529 0.091072 0.047282 dimethylurate Bacteroides Eubacterium clarus hallii

According to a particular embodiment, the metabolite which is predicted is set forth in Table 4.

TABLE 4 Top Directional Top Directional Top Directional predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value BIOCHEMICAL #1 #1 #2 #2 #3 #3 1-methylxanthine Coffee Freq 0.521955 SF_Coffee_wt 0.453195 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.078874 3-carboxy-4- Fish Cooked, 0.382587 Canned Tuna 0.149771 Fish (not 0.107626 methyl-5- Baked or or Tuna Salad Tuna) Pickled, propyl-2- Grilled Freq Freq Dried, Smoked, furanpropanoate Canned Freq (CMPF) hydroxy-CMPF* Fish Cooked, 0.373131 Canned Tuna 0.165863 Fish (not 0.139629 Baked or or Tuna Salad Tuna) Pickled, Grilled Freq Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq quinate SF_Coffee_wt 0.366101 Coffee Freq 0.301928 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.073144 X - 21442 SF_Coffee_wt 0.507797 Coffee Freq 0.391595 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.142793 1-methylurate SF_Coffee_wt 0.449174 Coffee Freq 0.385187 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.101257 1,3-dimethylurate Coffee Freq 0.508676 SF_Coffee_wt 0.439991 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.125518 1,3,7-trimethylurate Coffee Freq 0.52283 SF_Coffee_wt 0.425254 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.086449 X - 24811 SF_Coffee_wt 0.528661 Coffee Freq 0.442288 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.094478 theophylline Coffee Freq 0.428521 SF_Coffee_wt 0.399509 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.088292 5-acetylamino- SF_Coffee_wt 0.469622 Coffee Freq 0.403792 3% Milk Freq 0.061279 6-amino-3- methyluracil 1,7-dimethylurate Coffee Freq 0.472547 SF_Coffee_wt 0.460378 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.06662 caffeine Coffee Freq 0.419314 SF_Coffee_wt 0.350417 SF_Wine_wt 0.0539 paraxanthine Coffee Freq 0.541851 SF_Coffee_wt 0.467303 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.097286 X - 23655 SF_Coffee_wt 0.435476 Coffee Freq 0.303309 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.083376 X - 13835 Pastrami or 0.188407 Beef, Veal, 0.187234 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.113279 Smoked Turkey Lamb, Pork, Breast Freq Steak, Golash Freq saccharin Artificial 0.312888 SF_Sugar 0.111067 Oil as an −0.0301 Sweeteners substitute_wt addition for Freq Salads or Stews Freq 3-methyl catechol SF_Coffee_wt 0.276915 Coffee Freq 0.268574 SF_Wine_wt 0.051132 sulfate (1) 3-hydroxypyridine SF_Coffee_wt 0.295696 Coffee Freq 0.21339 Ice Cream or −0.04483 sulfate Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq X - 23652 Beef, Veal, 0.143448 Pastrami or 0.115295 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.076963 Lamb, Pork, Smoked Turkey Steak, Golash Breast Freq Freq trigonelline (N′- SF_Coffee_wt 0.263854 Coffee Freq 0.215773 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.060521 methylnicotinate) X - 11315 SF_Almonds_wt 0.206196 Nuts, 0.138389 SF_Milk_wt −0.12129 almonds, pistachios Freq 1-methyl-5- Beef, Veal, 0.123294 Pastrami or 0.095776 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.091505 imidazoleacetate Lamb, Pork, Smoked Turkey Steak, Golash Breast Freq Freq 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)- Chicken or 0.131388 Turkey 0.104297 Beef, Veal, 0.103265 2-arachidonoyl-GPE Turkey Meatballs, Lamb, Pork, (P-16:0/20:4)* Without Skin Beef, Chicken Steak, Golash Freq Freq Freq X - 11858 SF_Tahini_wt 0.326823 Tahini Salad 0.171167 SF_Hummus 0.068006 Freq Salad_wt 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)- Egg, Hard 0.1218 Beef, Veal, 0.108988 Turkey 0.103305 2-arachidonoyl-GPE Boiled or Soft Lamb, Pork, Meatballs, (P-18:0/20:4)* Freq Steak, Golash Beef, Chicken Freq Freq X - 21339 Fries Freq 0.212512 Falafel in Pita 0.093116 SF_Apple_wt −0.08103 Bread Freq 3-methylhistidine Beef, Veal, 0.106555 Pastrami or 0.102308 Chicken or 0.09838 Lamb, Pork, Smoked Turkey Turkey Steak, Golash Breast Freq Without Skin Freq Freq X - 23649 SF_Coffee_wt 0.445723 Coffee Freq 0.321779 Mixed 0.090503 Chicken or Turkey Dishes Freq 4-ethylcatechol SF_Coffee_wt 0.331396 Coffee Freq 0.238634 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.03928 sulfate X - 11880 Fries Freq 0.206379 Falafel in Pita 0.087521 SF_Natural −0.07837 Bread Freq Yogurt_wt X - 11308 Fries Freq 0.138526 Alcoholic 0.106923 SF_Hummus 0.080083 Drinks Freq Salad_wt 2,3-dihydroxypyridine Coffee Freq 0.453341 SF_Coffee_wt 0.418166 SF_Bread_wt −0.06984 beta-cryptoxanthin Mandarin or 0.187788 Red Pepper 0.147568 Persimmon 0.11856 Clementine Freq Freq Freq X - 13844 SF_Coffee_wt 0.3579 Coffee Freq 0.274482 Regular Sodas −0.11742 with Sugar Freq X - 11372 Fries Freq 0.159375 Salty Snacks 0.10569 Alcoholic 0.073839 Freq Drinks Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- Fish Cooked, 0.252315 Canned Tuna 0.100372 Fish (not 0.064741 docosahexaenoyl-GPC Baked or or Tuna Salad Tuna) Pickled, (16:0/22:6) Grilled Freq Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq X - 24949 SF_Tahini_wt 0.19913 Tahini Salad 0.151 SF_Olive 0.061803 Freq oil_wt X - 18914 3% Milk Freq 0.125681 Cooked −0.10398 SF_Milk_wt 0.097464 Legumes Freq X - 21661 SF_Tahini_wt 0.327191 Tahini Salad 0.141354 Hummus 0.092048 Freq Salad Freq sphingomyelin >=16% Yellow 0.094716 3% Milk Freq 0.081685 Cooked −0.07917 (d17:1/16:0, Cheese Freq Legumes Freq d18:1/15:0, d16:1/17:0)* X - 21752 Cooked 0.27247 Granola or 0.189121 SF_Granola_wt 0.100119 Cereal such as Bernflaks Oatmeal Freq Porridge Freq X - 12816 SF_Coffee_wt 0.50891 Coffee Freq 0.271773 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.155256 5alpha-androstan- Beer Freq 0.165139 SF_Beer_wt 0.130197 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.102007 3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (2) stachydrine SF_Orange_wt 0.156365 Mandarin or 0.093164 SF_Vegetable 0.060348 Clementine Salad_wt Freq X - 23639 SF_Coffee_wt 0.129872 Coffee Freq 0.080549 SF_Omelette_wt −0.06285 sphingomyelin >=16% Yellow 0.095505 SF_Milk_wt 0.077198 Beef or 0.072712 (d18:1/17:0, Cheese Freq Chicken Soup d17:1/18:0, Freq d19:1/16:0) X - 11381 3% Milk Freq 0.185143 SF_Coffee_wt 0.128715 SF_Milk_wt 0.069382 X - 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24475 SF_Almonds_wt 0.180157 Nuts, 0.135553 Apple Freq 0.101342 almonds, pistachios Freq methyl SF_Butter_wt −0.09535 Orange or 0.093033 SF_Banana_wt 0.086389 glucopyranoside Grapefruit (alpha + beta) Freq X - 11795 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.127225 Pasta or 0.125764 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.108236 Flakes Freq docosahexaenoate Fish Cooked, 0.183304 Fish (not 0.098234 Canned Tuna 0.085462 (DHA; 22:6n3) Baked or Tuna) Pickled, or Tuna Salad Grilled Freq Dried, Smoked, Freq Canned Freq X - 11849 SF_Tahini_wt 0.26333 Tahini Salad 0.122309 Hummus 0.089613 Freq Salad Freq X - 18922 SF_Tahini_wt 0.1229 SF_Olive 0.088716 Peach, −0.06299 oil_wt Nectarine, Plum Freq S-methylcysteine Brussels 0.120063 SF_Cooked 0.05419 SF_Kohlrabi_wt 0.050796 sulfoxide Sprouts, cauliflower_wt Green or Red Cabbage Freq perfluorooctane- Fish Cooked, 0.122487 Fish (not 0.093453 Simple −0.0496 sulfonic acid Baked or Tuna) Pickled, Cookies or (PFOS) Grilled Freq Dried, Smoked, Biscuits Freq Canned Freq 3-hydroxystachydrine* SF_Orange_wt 0.173077 Mandarin or 0.134784 SF_Plum_wt −0.07661 Clementine Freq sphingomyelin SF_Milk_wt 0.111512 Hummus −0.0925 Beer Freq −0.06966 (d18:2/23:1)* Salad Freq maleate Coffee Freq 0.211948 SF_Coffee_wt 0.149481 SF_Rice 0.05272 crackers_wt eicosenedioate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.102584 SF_Apple_wt −0.08961 Fries Freq 0.0863 (C20:1-DC)* homostachydrine* SF_Coffee_wt 0.226189 SF_Wholemeal 0.083208 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.080145 Bread_wt creatine Turkey 0.099401 Chicken or 0.090823 Artificial 0.056639 Meatballs, Turkey Sweeteners Beef, Chicken Without Skin Freq Freq Freq X - 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21736 SF_Butter_wt 0.126458 SF_Carrots_wt −0.08728 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.07812 tridecenedioate Tahini Salad −0.16699 SF_Tahini_wt −0.12043 SF_Soymilk_wt −0.10931 (C13:1-DC)* Freq heneicosa- Fish Cooked, 0.144003 Fish (not 0.122323 SF_Rice_wt −0.07452 pentaenoate Baked or Tuna) Pickled, (21:5n3) Grilled Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq 2-aminobutyrate Simple −0.06513 Chicken or 0.06163 Beef or 0.051808 Cookies or Turkey With Chicken Soup Biscuits Freq Skin Freq Freq X - 11378 Alcoholic 0.103051 Beer Freq 0.087346 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.075742 Drinks Freq 2-hydroxylaurate Fries Freq 0.097427 Alcoholic 0.089771 SF_Apple_wt −0.07034 Drinks Freq 17-methylstearate Butter Freq 0.101184 Simple −0.08125 Beef, Veal, 0.057793 Cookies or Lamb, Pork, Biscuits Freq Steak, Golash Freq 15-methylpalmitate Butter Freq 0.079326 SF_Butter_wt 0.059867 3% Milk Freq 0.057259 sphingomyelin Beer Freq −0.09521 Honey, Jam, 0.086719 Cooked −0.07236 (d18:2/14:0, fruit syrup, Legumes Freq d18:1/14:l)* Maple syrup Freq hippurate SF_Coffee_wt 0.288796 Coffee Freq 0.049863 Fried Fish −0.04174 Freq X - 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12221 SF_Coffee_wt 0.29291 SF_Tahini_wt −0.06887 SF_Peas_wt −0.06465 myristoyl Butter Freq 0.058086 3-5% Natural 0.050942 Coffee Freq 0.050482 dihydrosphingo- Yogurt Freq myelin (d18:0/14:0)* X - 17367 SF_Coffee_wt 0.335257 Pasta or −0.04922 Peach, 0.045612 Flakes Freq Nectarine, Plum Freq 4-methyl-2- Egg Recipes 0.073025 SF_Beef_wt 0.057631 Beef, Veal, 0.052266 oxopentanoate Freq Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq 1-myristoyl-2- Cooked −0.11559 Tahini Salad −0.07746 SF_White 0.067513 palmitoyl-GPC Legumes Freq Freq Cheese_wt (14:0/16:0) arabonate/xylonate SF_Coffee_wt 0.150348 Mandarin or 0.065405 Wholemeal or 0.043615 Clementine Rye Bread Freq Freq leucine Cooked −0.085 SF_Beef_wt 0.043223 SF_Omelette_wt 0.040266 Cereal such as Oatmeal Porridge Freq 5alpha-androstan- Beer Freq 0.178786 Fries Freq 0.075916 SF_Milk_wt −0.07192 3beta,17beta- diol disulfate 3-methylxanthine Milk or Dark 0.179884 SF_Coffee_wt 0.123982 Coffee Freq 0.107916 Chocolate Freq X - 16087 Fish Cooked, 0.081994 SF_Dark 0.070058 SF_Hummus 0.064971 Baked or Chocolate_wt Salad_wt Grilled Freq 3-methyl-2- Egg Recipes 0.071551 Beef, Veal, 0.05501 White or −0.05454 oxovalerate Freq Lamb, Pork, Brown Sugar Steak, Golash Freq Freq 2-hydroxybutyrate/ Fish Cooked, 0.083833 Simple −0.06585 Olives Freq 0.063047 2-hydroxyisobutyrate Baked or Cookies or Grilled Freq Biscuits Freq ergothioneine SF_Mushrooms_wt 0.054552 Yeast Cakes −0.04754 White or −0.04292 and Cookies Brown Sugar as Rogallach, Freq Croissant or Donut Freq 1-lignoceroyl-GPC Fries Freq −0.09709 SF_Tahini_wt 0.084528 SF_Banana_wt 0.073216 (24:0) linoleoylcarnitine SF_Tahini_wt 0.124663 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.088672 Nuts, 0.0619 (C18:2)* almonds, pistachios Freq N-acetylcarnosine Beer Freq 0.138963 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.098821 SF_Hummus 0.064194 Salad_wt N-trimethyl 5- SF_Milk_wt 0.158341 SF_Natural 0.108177 Salty Cheese, 0.058578 aminovalerate Yogurt_wt Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Medium Slice Freq sphingomyelin SF_Milk_wt 0.093966 3% Milk Freq 0.061361 SF_Dark −0.05679 (d18:1/22:2, Chocolate_wt d18:2/22:1, d16:1/24:2)* urea 0-1.5% 0.052525 Pastrami or 0.049891 5-9% Yellow 0.049752 Natural Smoked Turkey Cheese Freq Yogurt Freq Breast Freq 3-carboxy-4- Fish Cooked, 0.097277 Roll or −0.07205 SF_Couscous_wt −0.05875 methyl-5- Baked or Bageles Freq pentyl-2- Grilled Freq furanpropionate (3-CMPFP)** Fibrinopeptide SF_Bread_wt −0.10601 Beer Freq −0.03725 3% Milk Freq 0.01296 A(7-16)* 3-(4-hydroxy- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.072752 Kiwi or −0.05595 SF_Sugar Free −0.05294 phenyl)lactate Strawberries Gum_wt Freq 1-(1-enyl- Chicken or 0.068906 Beef, Veal, 0.058324 Chicken or 0.056297 palmitoyl)-2- Turkey Lamb, Pork, Turkey With linoleoyl-GPE Without Skin Steak, Golash Skin Freq (P-16:0/18:2)* Freq Freq X - 24948 Beer Freq 0.136619 SF_Coffee_wt −0.08636 Orange or 0.047517 Grapefruit Juice Freq 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)- Egg, Hard 0.070487 Beef, Veal, 0.06215 Processed −0.05125 2-oleoyl-GPE Boiled or Soft Lamb, Pork, Meat Free (P-18:0/18:1) Freq Steak, Golash Products Freq Freq 3-hydroxybutyryl- Cauliflower or 0.062891 SF_Whipped 0.056602 SF_Olives_wt 0.056434 carnitine (1) Broccoli Freq cream_wt X - 19183 SF_Orange_wt 0.172544 Mandarin or 0.0745 SF_Mandarin_wt 0.042371 Clementine Freq X - 23659 Small Burekas −0.0857 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.068558 SF_Vegetable 0.065828 Freq Salad_wt 7-methylurate SF_Coffee_wt 0.259783 Coffee Freq 0.156831 Milk or Dark 0.082805 Chocolate Freq X - 24757 SF_Coffee_wt 0.31171 Peach, 0.055613 Fried Fish −0.05359 Nectarine, Freq Plum Freq X - 24328 Yeast Cakes 0.086134 Watermelon −0.05613 Egg Recipes 0.055837 and Cookies Freq Freq as Rogallach, Croissant or Donut Freq pregn steroid Beer Freq 0.119691 SF_Coffee_wt −0.0608 Shish Kebab 0.040348 monosulfate in Pita Bread C21H34O5S* Freq ethyl SF_Wine_wt 0.120814 Alcoholic 0.035542 SF_Beer_wt 0.02615 glucuronide Drinks Freq 3-hydroxyhippurate SF_Coffee_wt 0.254046 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.108662 Coffee Freq 0.061144 sulfate 7-methylxanthine Milk or Dark 0.137426 Coffee Freq 0.117867 SF_Dark 0.093571 Chocolate Chocolate_wt Freq X - 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18901 SF_Banana_wt 0.06399 Diet Soda −0.05372 SF_Mayonnaise_wt −0.04222 Freq gamma- SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.09994 SF_Bread_wt 0.052591 SF_Sugar Free −0.04414 glutamylglutamate Gum_wt X - 15492 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.076599 Fried Fish 0.074998 Peanuts Freq 0.069423 Freq X - 16580 SF_Tahini_wt −0.08956 Lettuce Freq 0.086593 Olives Freq 0.063551 sphingomyelin SF_Dark −0.06768 Wholemeal or 0.050004 Beer Freq −0.04815 (d18:2/24:2)* Chocolate_wt Rye Bread Freq stearoyl SF_Milk_wt 0.067077 3% Milk Freq 0.047581 >=16% Yellow 0.039688 sphingomyelin Cheese Freq (d18:1/18:0) N-methyltaurine SF_Watermelon_wt −0.17449 Onion Freq 0.147793 Falafel in Pita 0.122295 Bread Freq lysine Chicken or 0.098944 Artificial 0.056876 Beef or 0.052718 Turkey Sweeteners Chicken Soup Without Skin Freq Freq Freq X - 17340 SF_Hummus 0.116257 Peanuts Freq 0.097322 Fried Fish 0.07388 Salad_wt Freq X - 13703 Coffee Freq 0.188466 SF_Coffee_wt 0.152114 SF_Rice 0.046852 crackers_wt X - 24706 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.06487 Cooked 0.017659 Zucchini or 0.016865 Legumes Freq Eggplant Freq X - 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12472 SF_Coffee_wt 0.094319 Falafel in Pita 0.090484 SF_Carrots_wt −0.05648 Bread Freq 4-hydroxychloro- SF_Cottage 0.055377 SF_Milk_wt 0.048346 Red Pepper 0.045907 thalonil cheese_wt Freq 10-heptadecenoate Regular Sodas −0.04974 Simple −0.04505 Artificial 0.021249 (17:1n7) with Sugar Cookies or Sweeteners Freq Biscuits Freq Freq X - 23644 Red Pepper 0.093291 SF_Vegetable 0.039215 SF_Red 0.033965 Freq Salad_wt pepper_wt X - 21821 Mandarin or 0.051696 Apple Freq 0.050414 Zucchini or 0.03914 Clementine Eggplant Freq Freq X - 11444 SF_Vegetable 0.092755 SF_Hummus 0.058934 SF_Carrots_wt −0.05091 Salad_wt Salad_wt docosahexaenoyl- Fish Cooked, 0.109538 SF_Salmon_wt 0.076422 SF_Bread_wt 0.03848 choline Baked or Grilled Freq gamma-glutamyl- Beer Freq 0.061011 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.05921 0.5-3% White −0.04567 glutamine Cheese, Cottage Freq valine White or −0.05934 Fish (not 0.054359 SF_Omelette_wt 0.049183 Brown Sugar Tuna) Pickled, Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq X - 13723 SF_Coffee_wt 0.193624 Coffee Freq 0.127054 Vegetable 0.03529 Soup Freq indolepropionate Cooked 0.046646 Dried Fruits 0.045609 Wholemeal or 0.043607 Legumes Freq Freq Rye Bread Freq arabitol/xylitol SF_Coffee_wt 0.139771 SF_Rice 0.076099 SF_Wholemeal 0.066292 crackers_wt Bread_wt carnitine Shish Kebab 0.097013 Chicken or 0.061211 SF_Vegetable 0.046594 in Pita Bread Turkey With Salad_wt Freq Skin Freq benzoylcarnitine* SF_Coffee_wt 0.157067 SF_Apple_wt 0.072915 Coffee Freq 0.071059 X - 13729 Onion Freq −0.09022 SF_Coffee_wt 0.073443 >=16% Yellow 0.065813 Cheese Freq X - 12739 Falafel in Pita 0.071968 Hummus 0.069679 SF_Hummus 0.059622 Bread Freq Salad Freq Salad_wt 9-hydroxystearate SF_Milk_wt 0.095003 Butter Freq 0.068312 Regular Sodas −0.0617 with Sugar Freq X - 21851 SF_Apple_wt −0.06377 Sausages Freq 0.049895 Regular Sodas 0.042147 with Sugar Freq 13-methylmyristate Sour Cream 0.084894 SF_Butter_wt 0.083964 SF_Milk_wt 0.068971 Freq 7-ethylguanine SF_Wine_wt 0.066846 Chicken or −0.06106 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.05459 Turkey Without Skin Freq margaroylcarnitine* Butter Freq 0.105975 >=16% Yellow 0.097941 Mixed Meat 0.042884 Cheese Freq Dishes as Moussaka, Hamin, Cuba Freq docosapentaenoate Simple −0.12007 Apricot Fresh 0.034649 0.5-3% White 0.030771 (n3 DPA; 22:5n3) Cookies or or Dry, or Cheese, Biscuits Freq Loquat Freq Cottage Freq X - 24546 SF_Tahini_wt −0.11829 SF_Coffee_wt −0.10119 Tahini Salad −0.07446 Freq X - 11787 White or −0.04505 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.0379 SF_Vegetable 0.035632 Brown Sugar Salad_wt Freq X - 24527 SF_Hummus 0.070502 Falafel in Pita 0.06244 Hummus 0.05344 Salad_wt Bread Freq Salad Freq 4-acetylphenol SF_Coffee_wt 0.156791 3% Milk Freq −0.05685 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.049785 sulfate sphingomyelin SF_Hummus −0.06839 Fresh 0.053578 SF_Milk_wt 0.032785 (d18:2/24:1, Salad_wt Vegetable d18:1/24:2)* Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq cys-gly, oxidized Pastrami or 0.036794 SF_Lettuce_wt −0.03083 Sausages Freq 0.030657 Smoked Turkey Breast Freq isoleucine Cooked −0.03656 Herbal Tea −0.03344 SF_Tea_wt −0.03212 Cereal such as Freq Oatmeal Porridge Freq cysteinylglycine Pastrami or 0.056683 SF_Yellow 0.054024 SF_Sugar Free −0.05318 disulfide* Smoked Turkey Cheese_wt Gum_wt Breast Freq 1-myristoyl-2- Cooked −0.07118 SF_White 0.070052 Onion Freq 0.064567 arachidonoyl-GPC Legumes Freq Cheese_wt (14:0/20:4)* 1-myristoyl- Cooked −0.11965 Tahini Salad −0.05657 3-5% Natural 0.053361 glycerol (14:0) Legumes Freq Freq Yogurt Freq alpha-ketoglutarate Artificial 0.063637 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.05738 SF_Bread_wt 0.047728 Sweeteners Freq X - 24748 SF_Tahini_wt 0.17305 5-9% White −0.06025 Peanuts Freq 0.060099 Cheese, Cottage Freq eicosanodioate SF_Hummus 0.061637 Alcoholic 0.043798 SF_Tahini_wt 0.043589 Salad_wt Drinks Freq X - 24556 SF_Tahini_wt −0.15025 Tahini Salad −0.06057 Cooked −0.05647 Freq Legumes Freq X - 23680 Falafel in Pita 0.087917 SF_WhiteWheat g_wt 0.054224 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03333 Bread Freq acetylcarnitine Chicken or 0.064778 Olives Freq 0.054727 Cauliflower or 0.048316 (C2) Turkey With Broccoli Freq Skin Freq hexanoylglutamine SF_Olives_wt 0.071153 SF_Carrots_wt −0.05522 SF_Butter_wt 0.040206 sphingomyelin SF_Hummus −0.04922 Beer Freq −0.04036 SF_Milk_wt 0.037815 (d18:1/18:1, Salad_wt d18:2/18:0) sphingomyelin SF_Milk_wt 0.061398 Coffee Freq 0.054795 Apple Freq −0.05461 (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0)* X - 23974 Pasta or −0.09086 Hummus −0.05679 Lettuce Freq 0.046852 Flakes Freq Salad Freq X - 12212 Corn Freq 0.071692 SF_Milk_wt −0.0674 SF_White 0.064989 Cheese_wt myristoleate Regular Sodas −0.0642 SF_Soymilk_wt −0.03688 SF_Milk_wt 0.036841 (14:1n5) with Sugar Freq X - 13846 Coffee Freq 0.167835 SF_Coffee_wt 0.13385 SF_Avocado_wt −0.03013 X - 21657 SF_Milk_wt −0.07147 SF_Onion_wt 0.068077 Ice Cream or −0.05106 Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq X - 24352 Nuts, 0.091291 SF_Almonds_wt 0.049197 SF_Milk_wt −0.03754 almonds, pistachios Freq beta- SF_Bread_wt 0.053222 SF_Halva_wt 0.044486 SF_Hummus −0.03712 citrylglutamate Salad_wt gluconate Vegetable 0.064582 Mandarin or 0.043157 SF_Rice 0.039038 Soup Freq Clementine crackers_wt Freq lignoceroyl- SF_Dark 0.052863 Light Bread −0.05073 SF_Couscous_wt −0.0402 carnitine (C24)* Chocolate_wt Freq X - 24831 Beef, Veal, 0.037107 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03136 Herbal Tea −0.0304 Lamb, Pork, Freq Steak, Golash Freq Fibrinopeptide SF_Bread_wt −0.04056 3% Milk Freq 0.027349 Cauliflower or 0.023617 A (2-15)** Broccoli Freq gamma-glutamyl- Cooked −0.05156 SF_Sugar Free −0.04448 SF_Vegetable 0.039899 isoleucine* Cereal such as Gum_wt Salad_wt Oatmeal Porridge Freq X - 12846 Hummus 0.080235 Peanuts Freq 0.077533 SF_Vegetable 0.055132 Salad Freq Salad_wt S-allylcysteine SF_Hummus 0.089282 SF_Lettuce_wt −0.05902 SF_Cucumber_wt −0.05122 Salad_wt tartarate SF_Grapes_wt 0.082038 Turkey −0.05606 SF_Raisins_wt 0.053596 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq ceramide Beef or 0.091016 SF_Tahini_wt −0.07115 3% Milk Freq 0.043787 (d18:2/24:1, Chicken Soup d18:1/24:2)* Freq X - 12714 SF_Coffee_wt 0.154378 SF_Salmon_wt −0.06742 Coffee Freq 0.057035 1-stearoyl-2- Beef, Veal, −0.0542 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02915 5-9% White −0.02794 linoleoyl-GPI Lamb, Pork, Cheese, (18:0/18:2) Steak, Golash Cottage Freq Freq 1-linoleoyl- Alcoholic 0.134912 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.05422 SF_Tahini_wt 0.050325 GPC (18:2) Drinks Freq gamma-glutamyl- SF_Vegetable 0.047001 SF_Wholemeal 0.032299 SF_Coffee_wt 0.032297 tyrosine Salad_wt Bread_wt N-acetyl- Coffee Freq −0.05887 3% Milk Freq −0.0416 SF_Vegetable 0.024152 isoputreanine* Salad_wt hexanoyl- Chicken or 0.047782 Olives Freq 0.045283 Fresh 0.038541 carnitine (C6) Turkey With Vegetable Skin Freq Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq X - 16944 Coated or 0.05482 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03995 Falafel in Pita 0.038149 Stuffed Bread Freq Cookies, Waffles or Biscuits Freq sucrose SF_Cooked −0.03833 SF_Sugar −0.03463 SF_Water_wt −0.0324 mushrooms_wt substitute_wt formimino- Wholemeal or −0.05219 Dried Fruits −0.05004 Fish Cooked, 0.043564 glutamate Rye Bread Freq Baked or Freq Grilled Freq arachidoyl- Light Bread −0.1099 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.07916 SF_Couscous_wt −0.07128 carnitine (C20)* Freq ximenoyl-carnitine SF_Vegetable 0.102459 Lettuce Freq 0.045823 Avocado Freq 0.044495 (C26:1)* Salad_wt hydroquinone SF_Coffee_wt 0.095988 SF_Wholemeal 0.0807 SF_Cereals_wt 0.048285 sulfate Bread_wt caprylate (8:0) SF_Coffee_wt 0.079323 Carrots, Fresh −0.06543 SF_Yellow 0.061268 or Cooked, Cheese_wt Carrot Juice Freq 3-methylcytidine SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.090598 SF_Coffee_wt −0.07365 Beer Freq 0.069208 riboflavin SF_Natural 0.090506 0.5-3% White 0.070039 SF_Coffee_wt 0.04713 (Vitamin B2) Yogurt_wt Cheese, Cottage Freq X - 14662 SF_Apple_wt −0.09769 SF_Coffee_wt −0.09098 White or 0.053462 Brown Sugar Freq Fibrinopeptide SF_Bread_wt −0.04739 Beer Freq −0.02094 Processed −0.01091 A(5-16)* Meat Free Products Freq X - 17335 Pear Fresh, −0.07045 Nuts, 0.06263 Parsley, 0.062528 Cooked or almonds, Celery, Canned Freq pistachios Fennel, Dill, Freq Cilantro, Green Onion Freq 3-hydroxy-3- Apple Freq 0.058912 SF_Wholemeal 0.057302 Artificial 0.039903 methylglutarate Bread_wt Sweeteners Freq N-palmitoyl- SF_Cucumber_wt −0.11084 >=16% Yellow 0.10569 Coffee Freq 0.095998 heptadeca- Cheese Freq sphingosine (d17:1/16:0)* methyl-4- SF_Potatoes_wt −0.12041 SF_Water_wt 0.076849 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.03501 hydroxybenzoate sulfate N-acetyl- Pastrami or 0.074605 SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.049129 3% Milk Freq 0.03658 cadaverine Smoked Turkey Breast Freq kynurenine SF_Rice_wt 0.051933 3-5% Natural 0.041535 SF_Coffee_wt 0.036335 Yogurt Freq 5alpha-androstan- Beer Freq 0.089175 Fries Freq 0.066337 SF_Beef_wt 0.050897 3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (1) X - 21807 SF_Wholemeal 0.054191 SF_Cucumber_wt 0.049252 SF_Granola_wt 0.049025 Bread_wt X - 16946 Red Pepper −0.08129 Beer Freq 0.051737 SF_Beer_wt 0.047456 Freq X - 11485 SF_Pickled 0.109611 Beer Freq 0.060967 Parsley, 0.057116 cucumber_wt Celery, Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq methionine Sugar −0.04551 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04156 SF_Diet −0.0375 sulfone Sweetened Coke_wt Chocolate Milk Freq 3-methoxycatechol SF_Coffee_wt 0.104167 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.048877 Coffee Freq 0.0302 sulfate (1) N1-methyladenosine SF_Cooked −0.06155 SF_Yellow 0.045843 Falafel in Pita 0.045711 Sweet Cheese_wt Bread Freq potato_wt andro steroid SF_Tahini_wt −0.1439 5-9% White −0.06178 SF_Coffee_wt −0.05481 monosulfate Cheese, C19H28O6S (1)* Cottage Freq X - 12712 SF_Coffee_wt 0.140458 Banana Freq −0.03517 SF_Tahini_wt 0.02072 X - 21470 SF_Coffee_wt −0.11582 Beer Freq 0.096722 Egg Recipes 0.039388 Freq 1-oleoyl-2- SF_Salmon_wt 0.054117 Couscous, 0.046698 SF_Onion_wt −0.03554 docosahexaenoyl- Burgul, GPE (18:1/22:6)* Mamaliga, Groats Freq gamma-CEHC SF_Tahini_wt −0.12423 Beer Freq −0.06859 SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.033138 glucuronide* glycocholate SF_Milk_wt −0.04726 Pastrami or −0.04259 1% Milk Freq −0.03616 Smoked Turkey Breast Freq carboxyethyl-GABA Pastrami or −0.0866 Sausages −0.06704 Cooked 0.031391 Smoked Turkey such as Legumes Freq Breast Freq Salami Freq N2,N2-dimethyl- SF_Yellow 0.098234 Fried Fish 0.066074 SF_Sugar Free −0.06334 guanosine Cheese_wt Freq Gum_wt X - 21310 SF_Coffee_wt 0.071409 SF_Carrots_wt −0.06521 5-9% White 0.05211 Cheese, Cottage Freq glycocheno- SF_Coffee_wt −0.0613 Regular Tea −0.04606 3% Milk Freq −0.04532 deoxycholate Freq sulfate N-acetyl-2- SF_Tahini_wt 0.137033 Peanuts Freq 0.059463 SF_Milk_wt −0.04204 aminooctanoate* X - 24410 Coffee Freq 0.087269 SF_Water_wt −0.05474 Schnitzel 0.039184 Turkey or Chicken Freq 1-linoleoyl-2- Beef, Veal, −0.06829 Nuts, 0.032334 SF_Omelette_wt −0.02916 linolenoyl-GPC Lamb, Pork, almonds, (18:2/18:3)* Steak, Golash pistachios Freq Freq glycerophospho- SF_Onion_wt −0.07733 Egg, Hard 0.064763 Hummus −0.04904 ethanolamine Boiled or Soft Salad Freq Freq X - 21792 SF_Tahini_wt −0.19733 Tahini Salad −0.10689 Butter Freq 0.061936 Freq 5-hydroxymethyl- SF_Coffee_wt 0.177999 Coffee Freq 0.077824 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04553 2-furoic acid pipecolate Brussels 0.085255 Butter Freq −0.04196 SF_Lentils_wt 0.038667 Sprouts, Green or Red Cabbage Freq linoleoyl- Nuts, 0.058086 SF_Hummus 0.048527 Butter Freq −0.03714 linoleoyl-glycerol almonds, Salad_wt (18:2/18:2) [1]* pistachios Freq 3-hydroxy-2- Simple −0.05275 Beef, Veal, 0.045623 SF_Yellow 0.042843 ethylpropionate Cookies or Lamb, Pork, Cheese_wt Biscuits Freq Steak, Golash Freq 6-hydroxyindole SF_Coffee_wt 0.076349 5-9% White 0.06381 SF_Carrots_wt −0.05916 sulfate Cheese, Cottage Freq ectoine Pastrami or 0.084927 Schnitzel 0.044951 SF_Chicken 0.043943 Smoked Turkey Turkey or legs_wt Breast Freq Chicken Freq 3-methyladipate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.09169 White or −0.07128 SF_Apple_wt 0.071033 Brown Sugar Freq 3-hydroxyiso- Dried Fruits −0.05896 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.050394 SF_Natural 0.049106 butyrate Freq Yogurt_wt 1-palmitoyl- SF_Tahini_wt −0.05885 Pita Freq −0.04177 SF_Ice 0.037925 GPE (16:0) cream_wt 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Tahini_wt −0.10439 SF_Hummus −0.04759 SF_Ice 0.032992 oleoyl-GPC Salad_wt cream_wt (16:0/18:1) laurate (12:0) SF_Tahini_wt −0.04977 SF_Butter_wt 0.035766 Butter Freq 0.033592 X - 21441 SF_Coffee_wt −0.10118 Green Tea 0.05392 Beer Freq 0.040751 Freq X - 15674 SF_Beef_wt −0.08944 Red Pepper 0.069277 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.06332 Freq X - 21258 SF_Wine_wt 0.063455 Alcoholic 0.040641 SF_Almonds_wt 0.023999 Drinks Freq sulfate* SF_Natural 0.042297 Pasta or −0.04072 SF_Coffee_wt 0.028779 Yogurt_wt Flakes Freq docosahexaenoyl- Fish Cooked, 0.164689 Fish (not 0.056762 SF_Beer_wt 0.037362 carnitine Baked or Tuna) Pickled, (C22:6)* Grilled Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq fumarate SF_Bread_wt 0.033833 SF_Roll_wt −0.02981 Schnitzel −0.02939 Turkey or Chicken Freq propionylglycine SF_Coffee_wt 0.076691 SF_Water_wt 0.06895 Egg, Hard 0.040405 Boiled or Soft Freq 1-ribosyl- SF_Milk_wt −0.05071 Tahini Salad 0.027727 SF_Hummus_wt 0.02567 imidazoleacetate* Freq 16a-hydroxy SF_Tahini_wt −0.07884 SF_Coffee_wt −0.07576 Canned Tuna 0.04132 DHEA 3-sulfate or Tuna Salad Freq androstenediol Beer Freq 0.121029 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.079168 SF_Coffee_wt −0.04547 (3beta,17beta) disulfate (1) pantothenate Artificial 0.072037 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.032786 Avocado Freq 0.031684 Sweeteners Freq X - 15461 Chicken or 0.044132 Cooked −0.03696 SF_Coffee_wt 0.031195 Turkey With Cereal such as Skin Freq Oatmeal Porridge Freq linoleoylcholine* SF_Bread_wt 0.050505 Artificial −0.04062 SF_Tahini_wt 0.038565 Sweeteners Freq 1-linoleoyl- Alcoholic 0.061122 Pastrami or −0.05285 SF_Walnuts_wt 0.03184 GPE (18:2)* Drinks Freq Smoked Turkey Breast Freq nisinate SF_Tahini_wt −0.09478 Beer Freq −0.06611 0.5-3% White 0.062821 (24:6n3) Cheese, Cottage Freq arachidate Chicken or −0.06088 3% Milk Freq −0.05322 Ordinary −0.04074 (20:0) Turkey Bread or Without Skin Challah Freq Freq octadecenedioate Regular Sodas −0.05403 Couscous, 0.036199 3% Milk Freq −0.0336 (C18:1-DC)* with Sugar Burgul, Freq Mamaliga, Groats Freq 1,2-dilinoleoyl-GPE Cooked 0.070297 3% Milk Freq −0.05618 SF_Coffee_wt 0.049561 (18:2/18:2)* Legumes Freq acisoga Coffee Freq −0.0863 Falafel in Pita 0.059705 SF_Tahini_wt 0.030911 Bread Freq propionylcarnitine Shish Kebab 0.061404 SF_Coffee_wt 0.048186 SF_Sugar Free −0.04686 (C3) in Pita Bread Gum_wt Freq 1-linoleoyl-GPG SF_Water_wt −0.04467 SF_Natural −0.03807 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.037041 (18:2)* Yogurt_wt X - 12263 SF_Coffee_wt 0.162606 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.06167 Coffee Freq 0.053381 X - 13553 SF_Vegetable 0.084191 Cooked −0.05454 SF_Almonds_wt 0.039301 Salad_wt Cereal such as Oatmeal Porridge Freq 5-hydroxyindole Roll or −0.04765 SF_Almonds_wt 0.046704 Mandarin or 0.04397 acetate Bageles Freq Clementine Freq X - 21295 SF_Coffee_wt 0.140807 SF_Wholemeal 0.077468 Banana Freq −0.07549 Bread_wt Fibrinopeptide SF_Bread_wt −0.02982 Beer Freq −0.01324 3% Milk Freq 0.00634 A (3-16)** N-palmitoyl- SF_Coffee_wt 0.051767 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04766 SF_Pretzels_wt −0.04221 sphingosine (d18:1/16:0) X - 17677 SF_Coffee_wt 0.118219 Coffee Freq 0.065901 SF_Wholemeal 0.053262 Bread_wt 3-hydroxyhexanoate SF_Carrots_wt −0.0549 Nuts, 0.040265 Olives Freq 0.036866 almonds, pistachios Freq sphingomyelin SF_Hummus −0.06111 Fresh 0.049177 Hummus −0.04743 (d18:1/24:1, Salad_wt Vegetable Salad Freq d18:2/24:0)* Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq 1-carboxyethyl- SF_Watermelon_wt 0.043546 SF_Burekas_wt 0.042299 5-9% Yellow 0.037741 phenylalanine Cheese Freq 3-hydroxy- Wholemeal or −0.03254 Olives Freq 0.031156 Pear Fresh, −0.02901 butyrate (BHBA) Rye Bread Cooked or Freq Canned Freq X - 15469 SF_Chocolate −0.02756 Olives Freq 0.027483 SF_Coffee_wt −0.0258 cake_wt leucylglycine SF_Chicken −0.05293 SF_Vegetable −0.04372 Processed 0.040161 breast_wt Salad_wt Meat Free Products Freq X - 23587 Chicken or 0.068007 Fish (not 0.066831 Tomato Freq −0.05204 Turkey With Tuna) Pickled, Skin Freq Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq gamma-glutamyl- Banana Freq −0.02702 SF_Vegetable 0.023917 SF_Wholemeal 0.021364 phenylalanine Salad_wt Bread_wt sphingomyelin Sour Cream 0.064972 SF_Milk_wt 0.056258 Apple Freq −0.05404 (d18:1/22:1, Freq d18:2/22:0, d16:1/24:1)* X - 24849 Ordinary 0.053709 SF_Beer_wt 0.042293 Red Pepper −0.03267 Bread or Freq Challah Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Wholemeal 0.064931 SF_Tahini_wt −0.02729 SF_Onion_wt −0.02352 arachidonoyl-GPE Light (18:0/20:4) Bread_wt 17alpha-hydroxy- SF_Coffee_wt −0.07834 SF_Lemon 0.06481 Beer Freq 0.054433 pregnenolone juice_wt 3-sulfate myo-inositol Zucchini or 0.056557 Pasta or −0.04226 SF_Wine_wt 0.034561 Eggplant Freq Flakes Freq 17alpha-hydroxy- SF_Hummus 0.106195 SF_Beer_wt 0.086303 Artificial −0.07952 pregnanolone Salad_wt Sweeteners glucuronide Freq arachidonoyl- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.052902 Hummus 0.034309 SF_Bread_wt 0.033221 carnitine Salad Freq (C20:4) stearidonate Fish (not 0.045552 Mandarin or 0.040018 Canned Tuna 0.034287 (18:4n3) Tuna) Pickled, Clementine or Tuna Salad Dried, Smoked, Freq Freq Canned Freq gamma-glutamyl- Green Pepper 0.039247 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.030677 Chicken or 0.029409 alpha-lysine Freq Turkey Without Skin Freq 3-indoxyl sulfate SF_Coffee_wt 0.07973 SF_Carrots_wt −0.07335 5-9% White 0.06247 Cheese, Cottage Freq 1-stearoyl-2- Nuts, 0.05006 SF_Tahini_wt 0.043015 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.02857 linoleoyl-GPC almonds, (18:0/18:2)* pistachios Freq X - 17327 SF_Yellow 0.130344 SF_Wholemeal −0.06456 Milk or Dark −0.04598 Cheese_wt Bread_wt Chocolate Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Dark 0.050532 Thousand −0.0405 SF_Tahini_wt −0.02715 oleoyl-GPC Chocolate_wt Island (18:0/18:1) Dressing, Garlic Dressing Freq 1-stearoyl-GPC Nuts, 0.048795 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03172 Thousand −0.01745 (18:0) almonds, Island pistachios Dressing, Freq Garlic Dressing Freq X - 23593 SF_Rice 0.047886 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.030574 SF_Vegetable 0.030164 crackers_wt Salad_wt 1-linoleoyl-GPI Chicken or −0.07118 SF_Rice 0.052388 >=16% Yellow −0.02918 (18:2)* Turkey crackers_wt Cheese Freq Without Skin Freq linolenate Nuts, 0.082233 Chicken or −0.03234 Regular Sodas −0.03105 [alpha or gamma; almonds, Turkey with Sugar (18:3n3 or 6)] pistachios Without Skin Freq Freq Freq glucuronate Cooked 0.053612 Olives Freq 0.048299 SF_Tea_wt −0.04478 Vegetable Salads Freq cerotoylcarnitine SF_Dark 0.065789 SF_Vegetable 0.05387 Beef, Veal, 0.048883 (C26)* Chocolate_wt Salad_wt Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq alpha-tocopherol Regular Sodas −0.0752 Zucchini or 0.044517 Pita Freq −0.03676 with Sugar Eggplant Freq Freq cystine SF_White 0.06269 SF_Milk_wt −0.05379 Processed −0.03521 Cheese_wt Meat Free Products Freq vanillic alcohol 3% Milk Freq −0.06089 Regular Tea −0.05546 Zucchini or 0.05366 sulfate Freq Eggplant Freq palmitoleate Regular Sodas −0.05418 Apricot Fresh 0.022006 Artificial 0.018981 (16:1n7) with Sugar or Dry, or Sweeteners Freq Loquat Freq Freq o-cresol sulfate Coffee Freq 0.095003 Sugar −0.0362 Lemon Freq 0.027052 Sweetened Chocolate Milk Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Wholemeal 0.046446 SF_Dried −0.04394 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04326 arachidonoyl-GPC Light dates_wt (16:0/20:4n6) Bread_wt methylsuccinoyl- SF_Hummus −0.0525 Cooked −0.0439 SF_Natural 0.043251 carnitine (1) Salad_wt Tomatoes, Yogurt_wt Tomato Sauce, Tomato Soup Freq X - 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23787 SF_Peas_wt 0.041056 SF_Coffee_wt −0.03616 SF_Dark 0.033285 Chocolate_wt 5alpha-androstan- Beer Freq 0.071782 SF_Ice 0.026726 SF_Brown −0.02326 3beta,17alpha- cream_wt Rice_wt diol disulfate N-acetylleucine Processed −0.04816 SF_Carrots_wt −0.04546 Banana Freq −0.04531 Meat Free Products Freq X - 16397 SF_Tahini_wt −0.11933 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.03252 Granola or −0.02613 Bernflaks Freq hypoxanthine >=16% Yellow 0.030625 SF_Bread_wt 0.019789 SF_Hummus −0.01735 Cheese Freq Salad_wt guanidinosuccinate SF_Cottage 0.027991 Beef or 0.027637 SF_Vegetable 0.024513 cheese_wt Chicken Soup Salad_wt Freq oleoylcholine SF_Bread_wt 0.036108 Sugar 0.030004 Apricot Fresh 0.02974 Sweetened or Dry, or Chocolate Loquat Freq Milk Freq X - 11530 Ordinary 0.038735 SF_Beer_wt 0.03738 Red Pepper −0.01961 Bread or Freq Challah Freq sphingomyelin Beer Freq −0.05029 SF_Hummus −0.03659 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.03544 (d18:2/16:0, Salad_wt d18:1/16:1)* 1-stearoyl-2- Beef, Veal, −0.05587 SF_Rice 0.038722 SF_Coffee_wt 0.027619 linoleoyl-GPE Lamb, Pork, crackers_wt (18:0/18:2)* Steak, Golash Freq phenyllactate SF_White 0.027312 Beer Freq 0.024407 Kiwi or −0.01453 (PLA) beans_wt Strawberries Freq methylsuccinate Coffee Freq 0.089331 SF_Coffee_wt 0.082275 SF_Tzfatit 0.030701 Cheese_wt X - 18887 Artificial −0.04104 Tahini Salad 0.03989 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.024166 Sweeteners Freq Freq X - 21286 SF_Natural 0.041114 Parsley, −0.03748 SF_White 0.035784 Yogurt_wt Celery, Cheese_wt Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq gamma-glutamyl- SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.05988 SF_Vegetable 0.053782 Coffee Freq −0.04005 citrulline* Salad_wt glycodeoxy- SF_Tahini_wt −0.04515 Fresh −0.03848 Green Tea −0.03742 cholate sulfate Vegetable Freq Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq 3-hydroxylaurate SF_Yellow 0.05357 Olives Freq 0.030034 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.01863 Cheese_wt sulfate of SF_Pickled 0.083888 Parsley, 0.059971 SF_Milk_wt −0.04173 piperine cucumber_wt Celery, metabolite Fennel, Dill, C16H19NO3 Cilantro, (2)* Green Onion Freq 1-carboxyethyl- 5-9% Yellow 0.041844 Wholemeal or −0.04121 SF_Fried −0.03209 leucine Cheese Freq Rye Bread eggplant_wt Freq sebacate Sausages 0.037883 SF_Yellow 0.036507 Carrots, Fresh −0.03597 (decanedioate) such as Cheese_wt or Cooked, Salami Freq Carrot Juice Freq N-acetylneuraminate SF_Hummus −0.00926 SF_Bread_wt 0.009013 Olives Freq 0.003914 Salad_wt N-formylanthranilic Processed −0.09354 SF_Natural 0.066743 Onion Freq −0.04453 acid Meat Free Yogurt_wt Products Freq picolinate SF_Coffee_wt 0.071362 Coffee Freq 0.059671 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.04863 4-hydroxybenzoate SF_Cranberries_wt −0.03406 SF_Tea_wt 0.029731 SF_Yellow 0.027116 Cheese_wt 2- hydroxybehenate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04678 SF_Noodles_wt −0.03738 Tomato Freq −0.03107 5-dodecenoate Regular Sodas −0.06199 SF_Yellow 0.035471 SF_Milk_wt 0.021621 (12:1n7) with Sugar Cheese_wt Freq X - 12831 SF_Wholemeal 0.023572 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.022402 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.017332 Bread_wt glycerol 3-phosphate SF_Pita_wt −0.0328 SF_Bread_wt 0.016143 SF_Cottage −0.01372 cheese_wt N-palmitoyltaurine SF_Olives_wt 0.032981 SF_Butter_wt 0.028811 Butter Freq 0.027231 octadecadiene SF_Cottage 0.053773 SF_Rice_wt 0.051693 Red Pepper 0.042027 dioate (C18:2- cheese_wt Freq DC)* 1-stearoyl-GPE SF_Coffee_wt 0.027216 Salty Cheese, 0.026333 SF_Diet −0.02553 (18:0) Tzfatit, Coke_wt Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq bilirubin (E, E)* Alcoholic 0.050502 Beer Freq 0.032377 SF_Rice_wt 0.026276 Drinks Freq N-acetylthreonine SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.052422 Orange or 0.042283 3% Milk Freq −0.02683 Grapefruit Freq homoarginine SF_Potatoes_wt 0.070383 SF_Water_wt −0.04607 SF_Vegetable 0.033306 Salad_wt tetradecanedioate Tahini Salad −0.11566 SF_Tahini_wt −0.08221 Fish Cooked, 0.048859 Freq Baked or Grilled Freq 12-HETE SF_Bread_wt 0.026539 SF_Cottage −0.02202 SF_Cake_wt −0.01692 cheese_wt X - 11843 Parsley, −0.02759 Oil as an −0.02729 SF_Soda −0.02582 Celery, addition for water_wt Fennel, Dill, Salads or Cilantro, Stews Freq Green Onion Freq X - 22771 Carrots, Fresh 0.063908 SF_Vegetable 0.042727 SF_Cranberries_wt 0.042558 or Cooked, Salad_wt Carrot Juice Freq 2,3-dihydroxy- Cooked −0.05082 SF_Vegetable 0.044911 SF_Sugar Free −0.02946 5-methylthio- Cereal such as Salad_wt Gum_wt 4-pentenoate Oatmeal (DMTPA)* Porridge Freq myristoleoyl- Olives Freq 0.064021 SF_Coffee_wt −0.04737 1% Milk Freq −0.02303 carnitine (C14:1)* orotidine Falafel in Pita 0.044403 Pastrami or 0.033915 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.0332 Bread Freq Smoked Turkey Breast Freq X - 18345 Wholemeal or −0.08058 SF_Water_wt 0.037649 Ordinary −0.03263 Rye Bread Bread or Freq Challah Freq N-palmitoyl- SF_Hummus −0.046 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.02982 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.0291 sphingadienine Salad_wt (d18:2/16:0)* glutarate SF_Chicken 0.039986 Beef, Veal, 0.031258 Coated or 0.02802 (pentanedioate) breast_wt Lamb, Pork, Stuffed Steak, Golash Cookies, Freq Waffles or Biscuits Freq ornithine SF_Vegetable 0.068277 White or −0.03168 Apple Freq 0.023569 Salad_wt Brown Sugar Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Rice 0.051376 Beef, Veal, −0.04192 Turkey −0.02903 linoleoyl-GPE crackers_wt Lamb, Pork, Meatballs, (16:0/18:2) Steak, Golash Beef, Chicken Freq Freq X - 24512 SF_Coffee_wt 0.042437 SF_White 0.034453 Mandarin or 0.032431 beans_wt Clementine Freq dopamine 3- SF_Banana_wt 0.026065 SF_Wholemeal 0.024085 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.02404 O-sulfate Bread_wt isovalerate SF_Carrots_wt −0.0503 SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.020979 White or −0.01881 Brown Sugar Freq 1-palmitoyl- SF_Onion_wt −0.02934 Peanuts Freq −0.02909 SF_Carrots_wt −0.02579 GPG (16:0)* 14-HDoHE/17- SF_Bread_wt 0.022108 Fish Cooked, 0.007253 SF_Mandarin_wt 0.00551 HDoHE Baked or Grilled Freq 1-palmitoyl- SF_Tahini_wt −0.02778 SF_Ice 0.021235 SF_Almonds_wt −0.02079 GPI (16:0) cream_wt trans- SF_Pizza_wt 0.019236 Fresh 0.018702 SF_Ice 0.01836 urocanate Vegetable cream_wt Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq X - 21842 SF_Tahini_wt 0.028064 Egg, Hard 0.027219 SF_Hummus_wt 0.020722 Boiled or Soft Freq xanthurenate SF_Omelette_wt 0.112054 SF_Natural 0.093045 SF_Sugar_wt −0.07047 Yogurt_wt N-acetylglutamate SF_Couscous_wt −0.02509 SF_Coffee_wt 0.020418 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.01222 phospho- SF_Cottage −0.03097 Schnitzel −0.01953 SF_Water_wt 0.019053 ethanolamine cheese_wt Turkey or Chicken Freq 1-(1-enyl- Hummus −0.06382 Beef or 0.043133 Orange or 0.042737 palmitoyl)-2- Salad Freq Chicken Soup Grapefruit palmitoyl-GPC Freq Freq (P-16:0/16:0)* hexadecene- SF_Tahini_wt −0.05817 Carrots, Fresh −0.03807 Tahini Salad −0.03629 dioate (C16:1- or Cooked, Freq DC)* Carrot Juice Freq X - 12822 SF_Coffee_wt −0.03808 SF_Apple_wt −0.03269 Wholemeal or −0.02946 Rye Bread Freq X - 21607 Tahini Salad 0.089491 SF_Tahini_wt 0.074356 Nuts, 0.054303 Freq almonds, pistachios Freq epiandrosterone Beer Freq 0.086832 SF_Pita_wt 0.025957 Salty Cheese, −0.0197 sulfate Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thin Slice Freq 2-keto-3-deoxy- SF_Almonds_wt 0.062034 Falafel in Pita 0.052251 SF_Cappuccino_wt −0.02988 gluconate Bread Freq hydroxy- SF_Sugar Free −0.03736 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03496 SF_Yellow 0.022331 asparagine** Gum_wt Cheese_wt uridine SF_Bread_wt 0.03592 Onion Freq 0.009274 SF_Rice_wt 0.00823 5-(galactosyl- SF_Sugar Free −0.08282 Pastrami or 0.026033 SF_Carrots_wt −0.01667 hydroxy)-L-lysine Gum_wt Smoked Turkey Breast Freq ceramide Cooked −0.07797 SF_Jam_wt 0.052299 SF_Natural 0.04184 (d16:1/24:1, Legumes Freq Yogurt_wt d18:1/22:1)* glycosyl SF_Milk_wt 0.073216 Butter Freq 0.050512 Fresh 0.037208 ceramide Vegetable (d18:1/20:0, Salad With d16:1/22:0)* Dressing or Oil Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.07191 SF_Bread_wt −0.02015 SF_Mayonnaise_wt −0.01374 oleoyl-GPI (18:0/18:1)* X - 12013 SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.037638 Oil as an −0.03406 SF_Water_wt 0.033615 addition for Salads or Stews Freq 3-hydroxydecanoate Butter Freq 0.063398 SF_Yellow 0.03525 Nuts, 0.034922 Cheese_wt almonds, pistachios Freq anthranilate SF_Natural 0.064806 Parsley, −0.04542 5-9% Yellow 0.038353 Yogurt_wt Celery, Cheese Freq Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq 5-methyluridine Chicken or −0.03894 Olives Freq 0.024302 SF_Hummus 0.022257 (ribothymidine) Turkey Salad_wt Without Skin Freq 5-bromotryptophan SF_Coffee_wt −0.04578 Fries Freq 0.030686 SF_Diet −0.02692 Coke_wt 1-(1-enyl- Alcoholic 0.09033 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.035 5-9% Yellow −0.03055 palmitoyl)-2- Drinks Freq Cheese Freq linoleoyl-GPC (P-16:0/18:2)* 3-hydroxybutyryl- Falafel in Pita 0.054557 Peach, −0.04312 Herbal Tea −0.0317 carnitine (2) Bread Freq Nectarine, Freq Plum Freq pregnanolone/ SF_Pizza_wt 0.038135 Peanuts Freq −0.03626 Tahini Salad −0.03566 allopregnanolone Freq sulfate X - 24728 Falafel in Pita 0.110368 Chicken or −0.06747 SF_Olives_wt 0.055402 Bread Freq Turkey Without Skin Freq 1-oleoyl-GPI Sweet Potato 0.032519 SF_Cooked −0.03121 SF_Hummus −0.03033 (18:1)* Freq mushrooms_wt Salad_wt glycine SF_Cold −0.02109 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.01852 Cooked 0.017126 cut_wt Legumes Freq dihomo- Regular Sodas −0.03101 Simple −0.02365 5-9% White −0.01606 linoleate with Sugar Cookies or Cheese, (20:2n6) Freq Biscuits Freq Cottage Freq 2-linoleoyl- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.028344 Coffee Freq −0.01592 SF_Egg_wt −0.01307 glycerol (18:2) citrulline SF_Vegetable 0.057484 Apple Freq 0.041661 Garlic Freq −0.02262 Salad_wt lactosyl-N- SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.06849 Light Bread −0.03841 SF_Raisins_wt 0.03672 behenoyl- Freq sphingosine (d18:1/22:0)* 1-palmitoleoyl- Beef, Veal, −0.05869 SF_Olives_wt −0.04186 Egg Recipes −0.03806 2-linolenoyl- Lamb, Pork, Freq GPC Steak, Golash (16:1/18:3)* Freq bilirubin (Z, Z) Ordinary 0.060268 SF_Rice_wt 0.03322 Beer Freq 0.013835 Bread or Challah Freq 4-acetamido- SF_Cucumber_wt 0.028783 SF_Red 0.025129 Tahini Salad 0.022158 benzoate pepper_wt Freq docosadienoate Regular Sodas −0.03938 Simple −0.02318 Nuts, 0.018016 (22:2n6) with Sugar Cookies or almonds, Freq Biscuits Freq pistachios Freq vanillactate 3% Milk Freq −0.08107 SF_Coffee_wt 0.049414 SF_Olives_wt 0.042424 taurodeoxy- SF_Tahini_wt −0.07236 SF_Hummus −0.05778 Falafel in Pita −0.05085 cholic acid 3- Salad_wt Bread Freq sulfate X - 12126 SF_Natural 0.108942 SF_Coffee_wt 0.087501 Mandarin or 0.050183 Yogurt_wt Clementine Freq stearate (18:0) Simple −0.01505 Wholemeal or −0.01393 Juice Freq −0.00952 Cookies or Rye Bread Biscuits Freq Freq indolelactate Sausages Freq 0.033497 Beer Freq 0.032095 SF_Omelette_wt 0.01488 X - 13684 SF_Coffee_wt −0.07093 SF_Apple_wt −0.04044 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.037778 sulfate of Parsley, 0.064539 SF_Pickled 0.055137 Beer Freq 0.035846 piperine Celery, cucumber_wt metabolite Fennel, Dill, C16H19NO3 Cilantro, (3)* Green Onion Freq X - 24309 Butter Freq 0.081048 SF_Butter_wt 0.037678 Fresh −0.03729 Vegetable Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq 1-(1-enyl- SF_Hummus −0.05849 Orange or 0.041467 Hummus −0.0208 palmitoyl)-2- Salad_wt Grapefruit Salad Freq palmitoleoyl-GPC Freq (P-16:0/16:1)* N-acetyl-S- SF_Pizza_wt 0.04455 SF_Pita_wt 0.024971 SF_Tabbouleh 0.01793 allyl-L-cysteine Salad_wt 2-oxoarginine* SF_Apple_wt 0.032075 Baguette Freq −0.02751 Cooked 0.025905 Legumes Freq dihomo- Egg, Hard −0.02306 0.5-3% White 0.02025 Light Bread 0.017183 linolenate Boiled or Soft Cheese, Freq (20:3n3 or n6) Freq Cottage Freq glycochenode SF_Water_wt −0.04156 SF_Rice_wt 0.033314 3% Milk Freq −0.03251 oxycholate glucuronide (1) N,N-dimethyl-5- >=16% Yellow −0.0339 Fries Freq −0.0291 SF_Omelette_wt −0.01767 aminovalerate Cheese Freq taurocholate SF_Cereals_wt 0.034716 SF_Peas_wt −0.03336 SF_Milk_wt −0.03277 2-hydroxyadipate SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.089041 White or −0.03949 Coffee Freq 0.032804 Brown Sugar Freq mannose Simple −0.0374 Onion Freq 0.022124 SF_Couscous_wt −0.01827 Cookies or Biscuits Freq X - 19561 5-9% Yellow 0.068141 Green Tea −0.04406 SF_White 0.039535 Cheese Freq Freq Cheese_wt N-acetylalanine SF_Yellow 0.039334 SF_Cooked −0.01135 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.01106 Cheese_wt Sweet potato_wt phenylpyruvate Egg Recipes 0.050362 SF_Wholemeal 0.009452 5-9% Yellow 0.006684 Freq Bread_wt Cheese Freq stearoylcholine* SF_Bread_wt 0.04418 Apricot Fresh 0.035031 SF_Salty 0.0263 or Dry, or Cheese_wt Loquat Freq palmitoleoyl- Olives Freq 0.090714 SF_Coffee_wt −0.03917 Simple −0.03007 carnitine Cookies or (C16:1)* Biscuits Freq 2-palmitoleoyl- SF_Tahini_wt −0.0444 SF_Water_wt −0.04329 SF_White 0.043042 GPC (16:1)* Cheese_wt phenol sulfate Artificial 0.066369 Cake, Torte −0.062 SF_Cookies_wt −0.03456 Sweeteners Cakes, Freq Chocolate Cake Freq X - 23739 3% Milk Freq −0.02238 5-9% White −0.00982 SF_Yellow −0.009 Cheese, Cheese_wt Cottage Freq 2-stearoyl-GPE Pita Freq −0.0259 SF_Coffee_wt 0.024649 Salty Cheese, 0.020803 (18:0)* Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq glycerate Red Pepper 0.034476 Green Pepper 0.031018 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02396 Freq Freq X - 12100 SF_Rice_wt 0.026018 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.010053 3-5% Natural 0.00783 Yogurt Freq 5alpha-pregnan- Mandarin or −0.03349 Egg Recipes 0.027443 SF_Water_wt 0.024725 3beta,20alpha- Clementine Freq diol disulfate Freq phenylalanyl- SF_Cake_wt −0.06233 SF_Hummus −0.04755 SF_Wholemeal −0.03926 glycine Salad_wt Bread_wt heptanoate SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.04937 SF_Tahini_wt 0.043777 Sugar −0.0332 (7:0) Sweetened Chocolate Milk Freq 4-acetamido- Apple Freq 0.042723 SF_Hummus −0.03426 SF_Sweet −0.02447 butanoate Salad_wt potato_wt thyroxine SF_Vegetable −0.05101 SF_Banana_wt −0.04419 SF_Hummus −0.04165 Salad_wt Salad_wt 1-oleoyl-GPC Light Bread −0.02775 Chicken or −0.02671 5-9% Yellow −0.01823 (18:1) Freq Turkey Cheese Freq Without Skin Freq linoleate Nuts, 0.054444 Chicken or −0.03123 Regular Sodas −0.02419 (18:2n6) almonds, Turkey with Sugar pistachios Without Skin Freq Freq Freq galactonate SF_Coffee_wt 0.085652 3% Milk Freq 0.054521 SF_Bread_wt −0.0472 octanoyl- Olives Freq 0.046119 SF_Watermelon_wt −0.0244 1% Milk Freq −0.02394 carnitine (C8) piperine Parsley, 0.050012 SF_Pickled 0.037475 Onion Freq 0.023818 Celery, cucumber_wt Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq N-acetylproline SF_Olive 0.062883 SF_Bread_wt −0.0477 0-1.5% −0.03521 oil_wt Lebbem, Eshel Freq X - 12216 SF_Coffee_wt 0.052934 SF_Natural 0.044457 5-9% White 0.039397 Yogurt_wt Cheese, Cottage Freq 2-hydroxyglutarate SF_Coffee_wt 0.044363 SF_Wine_wt 0.039629 SF_Cooked −0.02253 beets_wt choline SF_Bread_wt 0.015375 Orange or −0.00538 SF_Chocolate 0.004498 Grapefruit _wt Freq 2,2′-Methylene- SF_Yellow −0.10353 SF_Tea_wt −0.07441 SF_Rice_wt −0.06332 bis(6-tert- Cheese_wt butyl-p-cresol) 5,6-dihydrouridine Chicken or −0.05223 Falafel in Pita 0.032329 Egg, Hard −0.03073 Turkey Bread Freq Boiled or Soft Without Skin Freq Freq cis-4-decenoate SF_Tahini_wt 0.040137 Nuts, 0.03645 Tahini Salad 0.019534 (10:1n6)* almonds, Freq pistachios Freq Top Directional Top Directional Diet predictor SHAP value predictor SHAP value Pearson Diet BIOCHEMICAL #4 #4 #5 #5 R p-value 1-methylxanthine 3% Milk Freq 0.056886 Alcoholic 0.044545 0.739589 2.31E−83 Drinks Freq 3-carboxy-4- Simple −0.06085 SF_Dark 0.053774 0.736143 3.25E−82 methyl-5- Cookies or Chocolate_wt propyl-2- Biscuits Freq furanpropanoate (CMPF) hydroxy-CMPF* Tahini Salad −0.05219 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04784 0.71885 1.03E−76 Freq quinate Apricot Fresh 0.039115 SF_Rice 0.032074 0.716823 4.29E−76 or Dry, or crackers_wt Loquat Freq X - 21442 SF_Wine_wt 0.064685 Beer Freq 0.036059 0.715901 8.16E−76 1-methylurate 3% Milk Freq 0.035725 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03072 0.695027 8.90E−70 1,3-dimethylurate SF_Onion_wt −0.06041 3% Milk Freq 0.058214 0.694824 1.01E−69 1,3,7-trimethylurate SF_Wine_wt 0.071726 SF_Fried −0.04764 0.684333 7.01E−67 onions_wt X - 24811 SF_Rice 0.08607 SF_Carrots_wt −0.04638 0.684028 8.45E−67 crackers_wt theophylline SF_Wine_wt 0.073244 Regular Sodas −0.05714 0.681862 3.15E−66 with Sugar Freq 5-acetylamino- SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.053248 >=16% Yellow 0.036118 0.680865 5.73E−66 6-amino-3- Cheese Freq methyluracil 1,7-dimethylurate Cooked −0.04896 SF_Wine_wt 0.048168 0.675881 1.12E−64 Legumes Freq caffeine SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.035141 Cooked −0.03506 0.666618 2.39E−62 Legumes Freq paraxanthine SF_Noodles_wt −0.0856 SF_Wine_wt 0.075814 0.647124 1.05E−57 X - 23655 SF_Natural 0.057576 Mixed 0.041744 0.628911 1.15E−53 Yogurt_wt Chicken or Turkey Dishes Freq X - 13835 Chicken or 0.103375 Processed −0.09108 0.625356 6.56E−53 Turkey Meat Free Without Skin Products Freq Freq saccharin Diet Soda 0.01876 SF_Beer_wt −0.01812 0.613653 1.75E−50 Freq 3-methyl catechol Butter Freq 0.050491 SF_Fried −0.03913 0.611563 4.62E−50 sulfate (1) onions_wt 3-hydroxypyridine SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.034677 SF_Natural 0.03045 0.610799 6.58E−50 sulfate Yogurt_wt X - 23652 Chicken or 0.073229 Processed −0.06307 0.602815 2.51E−48 Turkey Meat Free Without Skin Products Freq Freq trigonelline (N′- SF_Rice 0.053792 Regular Sodas −0.04124 0.59323 1.74E−46 methylnicotinate) crackers_wt with Sugar Freq X - 11315 SF_Rice 0.061804 White or −0.05896 0.590039 6.89E−46 crackers_wt Brown Sugar Freq 1-methyl-5- Chicken or 0.083141 Processed −0.0737 0.587075 2.45E−45 imidazoleacetate Turkey Meat Free Without Skin Products Freq Freq 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)- Egg, Hard 0.087188 Cooked −0.07198 0.582208 1.91E−44 2-arachidonoyl-GPE Boiled or Soft Legumes Freq (P-16:0/20:4)* Freq X - 11858 Hummus 0.064557 SF_Vegetable 0.042072 0.577807 1.18E−43 Salad Freq Salad_wt 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)- Beef or 0.093112 Egg Recipes 0.063881 0.572323 1.11E−42 2-arachidonoyl-GPE Chicken Soup Freq (P-18:0/20:4)* Freq X - 21339 SF_Pita_wt 0.062503 SF_Hummus 0.046357 0.56864 4.88E−42 Salad_wt 3-methylhistidine SF_Salmon_wt 0.054075 Turkey 0.046941 0.566964 9.51E−42 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq X - 23649 Ice Cream or −0.0848 Fresh 0.055651 0.564258 2.77E−41 Popsicle which Vegetable contains Salad With Dairy Freq Dressing or Oil Freq 4-ethylcatechol Ice Cream or −0.03467 SF_Wine_wt 0.031844 0.564161 2.88E−41 sulfate Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq X - 11880 Salty Snacks 0.073951 SF_Coffee_wt −0.06127 0.560703 1.11E−40 Freq X - 11308 Beer Freq 0.076051 SF_Water_wt −0.06578 0.560464 1.22E−40 2,3-dihydroxypyridine SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.047721 Beef or 0.042644 0.559514 1.76E−40 Chicken Soup Freq beta-cryptoxanthin SF_Orange_wt 0.098657 SF_Almonds_wt 0.058808 0.557779 3.45E−40 X - 13844 Carrots, Fresh 0.106691 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.075613 0.557547 3.77E−40 or Cooked, Carrot Juice Freq X - 11372 Oil as an −0.07006 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.058058 0.556573 5.47E−40 addition for Salads or Stews Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Tahini_wt −0.05173 Tahini Salad −0.0373 0.540962 1.86E−37 docosahexaenoyl-GPC Freq (16:0/22:6) X - 24949 Beer Freq 0.055873 SF_Tzfatit −0.0452 0.536216 1.03E−36 Cheese_wt X - 18914 SF_Cottage 0.065682 SF_Olive −0.05659 0.534199 2.11E−36 cheese_wt oil_wt X - 21661 SF_Hummus 0.059876 Beer Freq 0.057561 0.529844 9.82E−36 Salad_wt sphingomyelin 5-9% White 0.071071 SF_Milk_wt 0.069379 0.528447 1.60E−35 (d17:1/16:0, Cheese, d18:1/15:0, Cottage Freq d16:1/17:0)* X - 21752 Internal −0.06466 SF_Natural 0.056562 0.525177 4.97E−35 Organs Freq Yogurt_wt X - 12816 Fries Freq −0.09704 Fresh 0.059619 0.521149 1.98E−34 Vegetable Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq 5alpha-androstan- SF_Vegetable 0.08957 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.069328 0.519896 3.03E−34 3alpha,17beta-diol Salad_wt monosulfate (2) stachydrine SF_Mandarin_wt 0.054964 Orange or 0.046129 0.518796 4.39E−34 Grapefruit Freq X - 23639 SF_Wine_wt 0.047004 SF_Rice 0.045695 0.517285 7.30E−34 crackers_wt sphingomyelin Falafel in Pita −0.06567 Hummus −0.06423 0.513521 2.57E−33 (d18:1/17:0, Bread Freq Salad Freq d17:1/18:0, d19:1/16:0) X - 11381 Pastrami or 0.050351 Beef, Veal, 0.047009 0.510043 8.08E−33 Smoked Turkey Lamb, Pork, Breast Freq Steak, Golash Freq X - 24637 SF_Pullet_wt 0.01826 Popsicle 0.01729 0.509643 9.21E−33 Without Dairy Freq X - 17185 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.05965 SF_Bread_wt −0.0539 0.508287 1.44E−32 5-acetylamino-6- SF_Wine_wt 0.041202 SF_Walnuts_wt −0.03496 0.507583 1.80E−32 formylamino- 3-methyluracil X - 17145 Dried Fruits 0.071214 White or −0.05247 0.503748 6.24E−32 Freq Brown Sugar Freq X - 11847 SF_Hummus 0.068976 SF_Vegetable 0.054953 0.502148 1.04E−31 Salad_wt Salad_wt 1,5-anhydroglucitol SF_Apple_wt −0.07966 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.058481 0.500762 1.62E−31 (1,5-AG) X - 18249 Pastrami or 0.067435 SF_Milk_wt 0.063078 0.49921 2.65E−31 Smoked Turkey Breast Freq citraconate/ 0.5-3% White 0.046264 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.039676 0.497666 4.31E−31 glutaconate Cheese, Cottage Freq X - 12329 Ice Cream or −0.05105 SF_Chicken 0.032979 0.497287 4.86E−31 Popsicle which soup_wt contains Dairy Freq sphingomyelin 3% Milk Freq 0.065105 Salty Cheese, 0.062947 0.492709 2.03E−30 (d18:1/19:0, Tzfatit, d19:1/18:0)* Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq X - 14939 SF_Cappuccino_wt −0.05836 Processed 0.048595 0.487672 9.54E−30 Meat Free Products Freq acesulfame SF_Diet 0.074192 SF_Diet Fruit 0.062933 0.483786 3.09E−29 Coke_wt Drink_wt 1-stearoyl-2- Jachnun, −0.04281 SF_Dark 0.034822 0.483211 3.68E−29 docosahexaenoyl-GPC Mlawah, Chocolate_wt (18:0/22:6) Kubana, Cigars Freq 5alpha-androstan- SF_Milk_wt −0.0609 SF_Vegetable 0.05559 0.482126 5.09E−29 3alpha,17beta- Salad_wt diol disulfate tryptophan 5-9% White −0.05 Peanuts Freq 0.036135 0.478678 1.42E−28 betaine Cheese, Cottage Freq gamma- Pastrami or 0.061609 Tahini Salad −0.04992 0.478459 1.51E−28 glutamylvaline Smoked Turkey Freq Breast Freq daidzein SF_Rice_wt −0.01795 Zucchini or 0.014287 0.475213 3.93E−28 sulfate (2) Eggplant Freq sphingomyelin Butter Freq 0.081809 SF_Dried −0.06003 0.473984 5.63E−28 (d18:1/25:0, dates_wt d19:0/24:1, d20:1/23:0, d19:1/24:0)* sphingomyelin 5-9% White 0.061768 3% Milk Freq 0.06142 0.472036 9.90E−28 (d18:1/14:0, Cheese, d16:1/16:0)* Cottage Freq X - 24475 SF_Grapes_wt 0.058532 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.05048 0.47104 1.32E−27 methyl Mandarin or 0.075145 Apple Freq 0.068622 0.469282 2.19E−27 glucopyranoside Clementine (alpha + beta) Freq X - 11795 Turkey −0.09559 SF_Apple_wt 0.051731 0.468553 2.70E−27 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq docosahexaenoate Simple −0.06249 SF_Salmon_wt 0.048854 0.463115 1.26E−26 (DHA; 22:6n3) Cookies or Biscuits Freq X - 11849 SF_Wine_wt 0.04672 Grapes or 0.044163 0.460034 2.98E−26 Raisins Freq X - 18922 Artificial −0.06254 Tahini Salad 0.054076 0.45954 3.42E−26 Sweeteners Freq Freq S-methylcysteine SF_Potatoes_wt −0.04241 SF_Lentils_wt 0.032798 0.459207 3.75E−26 sulfoxide perfluorooctane- Chicken or 0.048935 Herbal Tea −0.044 0.453276 1.91E−25 sulfonic acid Turkey With Freq (PFOS) Skin Freq 3-hydroxystachydrine* Orange or 0.075756 Orange or 0.068873 0.452535 2.34E−25 Grapefruit Grapefruit Freq Juice Freq sphingomyelin SF_Tahini_wt −0.06725 Cooked −0.06432 0.451541 3.06E−25 (d18:2/23:1)* Legumes Freq maleate 0.5-3% White 0.031706 Milk or Dark 0.027896 0.4509 3.64E−25 Cheese, Chocolate Cottage Freq Freq eicosenedioate SF_Dark −0.06387 SF_Butter_wt −0.05514 0.442637 3.29E−24 (C20:1-DC)* Chocolate_wt homostachydrine* Potatoes −0.06012 SF_Cucumber_wt 0.0464 0.440766 5.37E−24 Boiled, Baked, Mashed, Potatoes Salad Freq creatine SF_Onion_wt −0.05296 SF_Vegetable −0.04866 0.440324 6.02E−24 Salad_wt X - 17653 Cooked 0.055492 SF_Egg_wt −0.0525 0.434164 2.95E−23 Legumes Freq catechol Wholemeal or 0.052213 Red Pepper 0.045469 0.431796 5.39E−23 sulfate Rye Bread Freq Freq X - 16935 Artificial −0.08278 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.06553 0.431754 5.44E−23 Sweeteners Freq sphingomyelin SF_Milk_wt 0.062056 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.05112 0.429145 1.05E−22 (d18:2/21:0, d16:2/23:0)* sphingomyelin Hummus −0.05922 5-9% White 0.057783 0.428361 1.28E−22 (d17:2/16:0, Salad Freq Cheese, d18:2/15:0)* Cottage Freq S-methylcysteine Fresh 0.04016 SF_Cooked 0.038905 0.427534 1.57E−22 Vegetable cauliflower_wt Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq N-(2-furoyl)glycine SF_Fried −0.03011 Ice Cream or −0.02755 0.425786 2.43E−22 onions_wt Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq 2,6-dihydroxybenzoic Pastrami or −0.05537 Sweet Dry 0.054464 0.425667 2.50E−22 acid Smoked Turkey Wine, Breast Freq Cocktails Freq X - 12837 SF_Olive 0.057798 Pear Fresh, −0.04673 0.423939 3.84E−22 oil_wt Cooked or Canned Freq pyroglutamine* Turkey −0.04632 Regular Sodas 0.045205 0.422804 5.08E−22 Meatballs, with Sugar Beef, Chicken Freq Freq N-delta- SF_Avocado_wt 0.059246 SF_Vegetable 0.044284 0.422436 5.56E−22 acetylornithine Salad_wt X - 21736 Carrots, Fresh −0.05267 SF_Olives_wt 0.052412 0.422216 5.87E−22 or Cooked, Carrot Juice Freq tridecenedioate SF_Milk_wt 0.079938 Butter Freq 0.064098 0.421426 7.12E−22 (C13:1-DC)* heneicosa- Simple −0.06039 0.5-3% White 0.059638 0.420245 9.50E−22 pentaenoate Cookies or Cheese, (21:5n3) Biscuits Freq Cottage Freq 2-aminobutyrate Olives Freq 0.046964 Canned Tuna 0.043994 0.420111 9.82E−22 or Tuna Salad Freq X - 11378 Oil as an −0.07381 Chicken or −0.06575 0.419887 1.04E−21 addition for Turkey Salads or Without Skin Stews Freq Freq 2-hydroxylaurate SF_Coffee_wt −0.05685 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.041425 0.418576 1.43E−21 17-methylstearate SF_Butter_wt 0.042047 Coated or −0.03047 0.418485 1.46E−21 Stuffed Cookies, Waffles or Biscuits Freq 15-methylpalmitate SF_Tahini_wt −0.05704 Cooked −0.05242 0.417042 2.07E−21 Legumes Freq sphingomyelin Egg Recipes −0.06736 Sour Cream 0.064164 0.415691 2.86E−21 (d18:2/14:0, Freq Freq d18:1/14:l)* hippurate SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03792 Regular Sodas −0.03789 0.415062 3.32E−21 with Sugar Freq X - 12730 Ice Cream or −0.03589 SF_Salmon_wt −0.03151 0.413674 4.63E−21 Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)- Beef or 0.049868 Chicken or 0.047927 0.411153 8.43E−21 2-arachidonoyl-GPC Chicken Soup Turkey (P-16:0/20:4)* Freq Without Skin Freq caffeic acid Ice Cream or −0.04549 SF_Wholemeal 0.041568 0.408155 1.71E−20 sulfate Popsicle which Bread_wt contains Dairy Freq 1-(1-enyl- >=16% Yellow 0.05373 SF_Dark 0.048545 0.406098 2.76E−20 stearoyl)-GPE Cheese Freq Chocolate_wt (P-18:0)* 3-methyl catechol SF_Natural 0.063031 SF_Bread_wt −0.04462 0.405559 3.12E−20 sulfate (2) Yogurt_wt oxalate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.05553 SF_Meatballs_wt −0.05017 0.405418 3.23E−20 (ethanedioate) eicosapentaenoate Simple −0.07017 0.5-3% White 0.043958 0.40463 3.87E−20 (EPA; 20:5n3) Cookies or Cheese, Biscuits Freq Cottage Freq X - 12738 SF_Natural 0.070084 SF_Bread_wt −0.04886 0.404165 4.31E−20 Yogurt_wt X - 21383 SF_Olive −0.04927 Butter Freq −0.04848 0.403785 4.71E−20 oil_wt creatinine Alcoholic 0.052069 SF_Beer_wt 0.045235 0.403706 4.80E−20 Drinks Freq gentisate SF_Butter_wt −0.05224 Peas, Green 0.045827 0.403106 5.51E−20 Beans or Okra Cooked Freq X - 24951 Alcoholic 0.06119 SF_Brown −0.04641 0.402968 5.68E−20 Drinks Freq Rice_wt X - 17654 Alcoholic 0.067916 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.052957 0.402542 6.27E−20 Drinks Freq tiglylcarnitine SF_Natural 0.057641 Chicken or 0.055828 0.40231 6.61E−20 (C5:1-DC) Yogurt_wt Turkey With Skin Freq 2-aminoheptanoate 3% Milk Freq −0.05284 SF_Cottage −0.04291 0.398862 1.45E−19 cheese_wt phytanate SF_Butter_wt 0.053456 5-9% White 0.050306 0.397034 2.19E−19 Cheese, Cottage Freq androsterone Beef, Veal, 0.045773 SF_Beer_wt 0.043302 0.396289 2.60E−19 glucuronide Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq 4-vinylguaiacol SF_Salmon_wt −0.08545 SF_Wholemeal 0.0801 0.395545 3.07E−19 sulfate Bread_wt 1-docosahexaenoyl- Pita Freq −0.05528 SF_Salmon_wt 0.044281 0.395373 3.19E−19 glycerol (22:6) 2-aminophenol SF_Cereals_wt 0.074577 Wholemeal or 0.049861 0.394949 3.51E−19 sulfate Rye Bread Freq N2,N5-diacetylornithine SF_Brown 0.051766 SF_Quinoa_wt 0.051267 0.394696 3.71E−19 Rice_wt X - 17676 Regular Tea −0.06549 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04848 0.393674 4.66E−19 Freq carotene diol (2) SF_Potatoes_wt −0.04741 Fresh 0.044641 0.392248 6.40E−19 Vegetable Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq 4-ethylphenylsulfate SF_Wine_wt 0.03036 Roll or −0.02981 0.391656 7.30E−19 Bageles Freq 2-aminoadipate Artificial 0.04248 SF_Tea_wt −0.04163 0.390848 8.72E−19 Sweeteners Freq O-methylcatechol Avocado Freq 0.03663 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.035324 0.390244 9.96E−19 sulfate X - 24655 SF_Sushi_wt 0.014172 Cooked 0.012424 0.388101 1.59E−18 Legumes Freq ceramide 5-9% White 0.071636 >=16% Yellow 0.069378 0.387214 1.94E−18 (d18:1/14:0, Cheese, Cheese Freq d16:1/16:0)* Cottage Freq X - 17325 Fried Fish −0.03827 Egg Recipes −0.03532 0.383891 3.98E−18 Freq Freq N1-Methyl-2-pyridone- Chicken or 0.04899 SF_Salmon_wt 0.048479 0.383476 4.35E−18 5-carboxamide Turkey Without Skin Freq urate SF_Milk_wt −0.05192 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.044827 0.382399 5.48E−18 carotene diol (3) SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02943 SF_Vegetable 0.027763 0.379593 9.97E−18 Salad_wt 1-methylhistidine Processed −0.05225 Pastrami or 0.051223 0.377947 1.41E−17 Meat Free Smoked Turkey Products Freq Breast Freq 3-acetylphenol SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.031901 SF_Wine_wt 0.023843 0.37676 1.81E−17 sulfate theobromine SF_Dark 0.074842 Beef or −0.0264 0.375799 2.22E−17 Chocolate_wt Chicken Soup Freq N-methylproline SF_Mandarin 0.039602 SF_Vegetable 0.029372 0.375553 2.34E−17 _wt Salad_wt dihydrocaffeate Green Pepper 0.038352 Lettuce Freq 0.03572 0.370926 6.11E−17 sulfate (2) Freq threonate SF_Butter_wt −0.05228 Turkey −0.0474 0.370249 7.03E−17 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq X - 12221 SF_Bread_wt −0.06191 Coffee Freq 0.060087 0.369124 8.85E−17 myristoyl Beer Freq −0.04834 0.5-3% White 0.047404 0.367845 1.15E−16 dihydrosphingo- Cheese, myelin Cottage Freq (d18:0/14:0)* X - 17367 Potatoes −0.04261 Egg Recipes −0.04036 0.367768 1.17E−16 Boiled, Freq Baked, Mashed, Potatoes Salad Freq 4-methyl-2- White or −0.04939 Olives Freq 0.04369 0.366956 1.38E−16 oxopentanoate Brown Sugar Freq 1-myristoyl-2- SF_Tahini_wt −0.06294 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.05446 0.365079 2.01E−16 palmitoyl-GPC (14:0/16:0) arabonate/xylonate SF_Rice 0.041739 Beef, Veal, −0.03616 0.364071 2.47E−16 crackers_wt Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq leucine Beef, Veal, 0.039325 Dried Fruits −0.03856 0.363323 2.87E−16 Lamb, Pork, Freq Steak, Golash Freq 5alpha-androstan- SF_Beer_wt 0.059412 SF_Pita_wt 0.038293 0.3628 3.19E−16 3beta,17beta- diol disulfate 3-methylxanthine SF_Dark 0.103324 Beef or −0.05476 0.360778 4.77E−16 Chocolate_wt Chicken Soup Freq X - 16087 White or −0.06196 Simple −0.05461 0.360488 5.05E−16 Brown Sugar Cookies or Freq Biscuits Freq 3-methyl-2- SF_Beef_wt 0.052248 Olives Freq 0.039103 0.359631 5.99E−16 oxovalerate 2-hydroxybutyrate/ SF_Cereals_wt −0.04741 Fish (not 0.043758 0.358057 8.17E−16 2-hydroxyisobutyrate Tuna) Pickled, Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq ergothioneine SF_Schnitzel_wt −0.04274 Fresh 0.042489 0.357018 1.00E−15 Vegetable Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq 1-lignoceroyl-GPC Roll or −0.06077 Peanuts Freq 0.056537 0.356222 1.17E−15 (24:0) Bageles Freq linoleoylcarnitine Beer Freq 0.059653 Hummus 0.053653 0.355664 1.31E−15 (C18:2)* Salad Freq N-acetylcarnosine Wholemeal or −0.05137 SF_Beef_wt 0.048939 0.355399 1.38E−15 Rye Bread Freq N-trimethyl 5- SF_Coffee_wt 0.041994 Salty Cheese, 0.041497 0.354891 1.52E−15 aminovalerate Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq sphingomyelin Salty Cheese, 0.051802 Beer Freq −0.04486 0.354618 1.60E−15 (d18:1/22:2, Tzfatit, d18:2/22:1, Bulgarian, d16:1/24:2)* Brinza, Medium Slice Freq urea Cooked −0.04419 SF_Natural 0.043918 0.354161 1.75E−15 Cereal such as Yogurt_wt Oatmeal Porridge Freq 3-carboxy-4- Fresh 0.050826 Sausages 0.048362 0.352926 2.23E−15 methyl-5- Vegetable such as pentyl-2- Salad With Salami Freq furanpropionate Dressing or (3-CMPFP)** Oil Freq Fibrinopeptide Processed −0.01278 SF_Tahini_wt −0.01213 0.352507 2.41E−15 A(7-16)* Meat Free Products Freq 3-(4-hydroxy- 5-9% Yellow 0.052535 Cooked −0.04648 0.351439 2.96E−15 phenyl)lactate Cheese Freq Cereal such as Oatmeal Porridge Freq 1-(1-enyl- Egg, Hard 0.055643 Processed −0.04832 0.351396 2.99E−15 palmitoyl)-2- Boiled or Soft Meat Free linoleoyl-GPE Freq Products Freq (P-16:0/18:2)* X - 24948 Canned Tuna 0.043396 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.043345 0.351043 3.20E−15 or Tuna Salad Freq 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04951 SF_Onion_wt −0.04387 0.350153 3.79E−15 2-oleoyl-GPE (P-18:0/18:1) 3-hydroxybutyryl- Olives Freq 0.053049 Wholemeal or −0.04305 0.349047 4.69E−15 carnitine (1) Rye Bread Freq X - 19183 Avocado Freq 0.036242 Coffee Freq −0.03184 0.348713 5.00E−15 X - 23659 Cooked 0.039292 3% Milk Freq −0.03427 0.34782 5.92E−15 Legumes Freq 7-methylurate SF_Dark 0.048154 SF_Lentils_wt −0.03192 0.347816 5.93E−15 Chocolate_wt X - 24757 Carrots, Fresh 0.051412 Coffee Freq 0.046139 0.347733 6.02E−15 or Cooked, Carrot Juice Freq X - 24328 Beer Freq 0.053836 SF_Hummus 0.052723 0.347635 6.13E−15 Salad_wt pregn steroid SF_Rice −0.04032 SF_Beer_wt 0.039884 0.346265 7.95E−15 monosulfate crackers_wt C21H34O5S* ethyl Parsley, 0.016401 SF_Pita_wt 0.015055 0.34588 8.55E−15 glucuronide Celery, Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq 3-hydroxyhippurate SF_Wholemeal 0.041614 SF_Jam_wt 0.041016 0.345164 9.78E−15 sulfate Crackers_wt 7-methylxanthine SF_Coffee_wt 0.075186 Beef or −0.05062 0.34498 1.01E−14 Chicken Soup Freq X - 18886 Peach, −0.05565 SF_Olives_wt 0.05243 0.344884 1.03E−14 Nectarine, Plum Freq glycine SF_Diet −0.05595 Cucumber −0.04961 0.344431 1.12E−14 conjugate of Coke_wt Freq C10H14O2 (1)* caprate (10:0) 3% Milk Freq 0.052666 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04831 0.343847 1.25E−14 dihydroferulic SF_Wholemeal 0.078961 Sugar −0.06382 0.342386 1.65E−14 acid Bread_wt Sweetened Chocolate Milk Freq X - 12306 SF_Hummus_wt 0.05638 Apple Freq 0.05467 0.342141 1.72E−14 leucylalanine Sausages Freq −0.02017 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.00951 0.339579 2.77E−14 N1-methylinosine SF_Soymilk_wt −0.03325 Orange or −0.02788 0.339464 2.83E−14 Grapefruit Juice Freq X - 12544 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.052027 SF_Tea_wt 0.047978 0.339085 3.03E−14 androstenediol Lemon Freq −0.04738 SF_Pita_wt 0.040231 0.337347 4.17E−14 (3alpha,17alpha) monosulfate (3) argininate* SF_Apple_wt 0.036457 SF_Lentils_wt 0.033548 0.337039 4.41E−14 ferulic acid 4- SF_Bread_wt −0.05366 Jachnun, −0.02485 0.336545 4.83E−14 sulfate Mlawah, Kubana, Cigars Freq pregnen-diol Lemon Freq −0.02386 Coffee Freq −0.02354 0.334663 6.80E−14 disulfate C21H34O8S2* N-acetyl-3- Pastrami or 0.064586 0.5-3% White 0.055006 0.334575 6.91E−14 methylhistidine* Smoked Turkey Cheese, Breast Freq Cottage Freq X - 17655 SF_Vegetable 0.054329 SF_Milk_wt −0.04166 0.334257 7.32E−14 Salad_wt X - 24693 Zucchini or 0.051715 Vegetable 0.046437 0.334182 7.42E−14 Eggplant Freq Soup Freq S-methylmethionine SF_Apple_wt 0.064711 SF_Milk_wt −0.06431 0.332853 9.43E−14 X - 23314 SF_Wine_wt 0.041034 Orange or 0.037983 0.331446 1.21E−13 Grapefruit Freq sphingomyelin White or 0.039429 Beef, Veal, −0.03463 0.330379 1.47E−13 (d18:1/20:2, Brown Sugar Lamb, Pork, d18:2/20:1, Freq Steak, Golash d16:1/22:2)* Freq androstenediol SF_Carrots_wt 0.052597 SF_Rice −0.05118 0.329787 1.63E−13 (3alpha,17alpha) crackers_wt monosulfate (2) alpha-hydroxy- Sausages Freq 0.026157 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.026134 0.329164 1.82E−13 isocaproate X - 24473 3% Milk Freq −0.04528 SF_Grapes_wt 0.042605 0.329097 1.84E−13 X - 24337 Regular Sodas 0.05234 Fresh −0.05186 0.328477 2.06E−13 with Sugar Vegetable Freq Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq X - 21829 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.06322 Olives Freq 0.063048 0.327598 2.41E−13 X - 23780 Grapes or −0.03421 SF_Rice 0.033074 0.327324 2.52E−13 Raisins Freq crackers_wt deoxycarnitine Chicken or 0.050117 Shish Kebab 0.045183 0.325373 3.56E−13 Turkey With in Pita Bread Skin Freq Freq N,N,N-trimethyl- Falafel in Pita 0.047549 Beer Freq 0.046313 0.325337 3.58E−13 alanylproline Bread Freq betaine (TMAP) Fibrinopeptide SF_Roasted −0.01936 Cauliflower or 0.018019 0.325192 3.67E−13 B (1-13)** eggplant_wt Broccoli Freq stearoylcarnitine Couscous, −0.04283 Sausages 0.033821 0.324693 4.01E−13 (C18) Burgul, such as Mamaliga, Salami Freq Groats Freq myristate (14:0) Butter Freq 0.039914 Regular Sodas −0.03953 0.324623 4.06E−13 with Sugar Freq histidine SF_Cereals_wt 0.052599 SF_Hummus −0.04732 0.323506 4.93E−13 Salad_wt isovaleryl- Egg Recipes 0.048097 Processed −0.03721 0.322882 5.49E−13 carnitine (C5) Freq Meat Free Products Freq X - 13431 Fish (not 0.049331 Fish Cooked, 0.047978 0.32243 5.94E−13 Tuna) Pickled, Baked or Dried, Smoked, Grilled Freq Canned Freq X - 13255 SF_Rice 0.059722 SF_Yellow 0.053973 0.320938 7.68E−13 crackers_wt Cheese_wt X - 21319 Coated or 0.04195 SF_Cappuccino_wt −0.03998 0.320446 8.36E−13 Stuffed Cookies, Waffles or Biscuits Freq X - 13866 Fish (not 0.050089 Beef or 0.041531 0.320354 8.49E−13 Tuna) Pickled, Chicken Soup Dried, Smoked, Freq Canned Freq 3-methyl-2- SF_Apple_wt −0.02619 SF_Coffee_wt −0.02532 0.319895 9.19E−13 oxobutyrate X - 07765 Coated or 0.057179 3-4.5% 0.037393 0.316208 1.72E−12 Stuffed Pudding, Cookies, Cheese With Waffles or Additions Biscuits Freq Freq X - 22509 SF_Apple_wt 0.021902 3-4.5% 0.0217 0.315541 1.93E−12 Lebben, Eshel Freq 2,3-dihydroxy- Cooked 0.054212 Pasta or −0.04029 0.315044 2.10E−12 2-methylbutyrate Vegetable Flakes Freq Salads Freq ADpSGEGDFX Vegetable 0.031872 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02536 0.314514 2.29E−12 AEGGGVR* Soup Freq 5alpha-androstan- SF_Coffee_wt −0.04871 Shish Kebab 0.043108 0.313926 2.53E−12 3alpha,17alpha- in Pita Bread diol monosulfate Freq X - 24832 Beef, Veal, 0.053751 Dried Fruits −0.04756 0.313391 2.77E−12 Lamb, Pork, Freq Steak, Golash Freq carotene diol SF_Carrots_wt 0.039772 SF_Chicken −0.03954 0.313221 2.85E−12 (1) breast_wt 2-methylserine SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.0551 Pear Fresh, 0.046295 0.312658 3.13E−12 Cooked or Canned Freq N-methylhydroxy- SF_Mandarin_wt 0.047633 SF_Banana_wt 0.026113 0.312648 3.13E−12 proline** catechol SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.03101 SF_Bread_wt −0.02845 0.3126 3.16E−12 glucuronide 3-hydroxyhippurate SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.066147 SF_Wholemeal 0.043477 0.311264 3.95E−12 Bread_wt X - 18899 5-9% White −0.06269 SF_Olives_wt −0.04944 0.310712 4.33E−12 Cheese, Cottage Freq pregnenetriol Coffee Freq −0.02994 SF_Apple_wt −0.02991 0.310417 4.54E−12 disulfate* N-stearoyl- SF_Avocado_wt −0.05429 Cooked −0.04721 0.310022 4.85E−12 sphingosine Legumes Freq (d18:1/18:0)* 10-undecenoate SF_Milk_wt 0.061107 3% Milk Freq 0.052872 0.308837 5.90E−12 (11:1n1) X - 15503 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.06039 Alcoholic −0.05866 0.308375 6.36E−12 Drinks Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- Tahini Salad −0.041 Wholemeal 0.036322 0.307733 7.07E−12 palmitoleoyl-GPC Freq Crackers Freq (16:0/16:1)* X - 15486 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03777 Herbal Tea −0.03149 0.307631 7.19E−12 Freq gamma-tocopherol/ SF_Hummus 0.042454 SF_Sugar Free −0.04028 0.30664 8.45E−12 beta-tocopherol Salad_wt Gum_wt sphingomyelin Salty Cheese, 0.046175 0.5-3% White 0.039202 0.305718 9.82E−12 (d18:1/21:0, Tzfatit, Cheese, d17:1/22:0, Bulgarian, Cottage Freq d16:1/23:0)* Brinza, Thick Slice Freq 1-(1-enyl- >=16% Yellow 0.049138 Beef, Veal, 0.039788 0.305649 9.93E−12 palmitoyl)-GPE Cheese Freq Lamb, Pork, (P-16:0)* Steak, Golash Freq isobutyryl- SF_Coffee_wt 0.050446 SF_Apple_wt 0.03832 0.304365 1.22E−11 carnitine (C4) X - 18901 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04052 SF_Tea_wt 0.037512 0.304305 1.24E−11 gamma- SF_Vegetable 0.043006 Banana Freq −0.04033 0.304253 1.25E−11 glutamylglutamate Salad_wt X - 15492 Falafel in Pita 0.060056 SF_Hummus 0.05209 0.304004 1.30E−11 Bread Freq Salad_wt X - 16580 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.06138 SF_Cooked −0.04311 0.303593 1.39E−11 Sweet potato_wt sphingomyelin White or 0.042974 SF_Olive −0.04157 0.303253 1.46E−11 (d18:2/24:2)* Brown Sugar oil_wt Freq stearoyl Falafel in Pita −0.03796 5-9% White 0.036949 0.303065 1.51E−11 sphingomyelin Bread Freq Cheese, (d18:1/18:0) Cottage Freq N-methyltaurine Egg, Hard −0.08128 Red Pepper 0.053969 0.302497 1.65E−11 Boiled or Soft Freq Freq lysine Chicken or 0.045408 SF_Olives_wt −0.0418 0.302457 1.66E−11 Turkey With Skin Freq X - 17340 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.073187 Fresh 0.038033 0.300823 2.16E−11 Vegetable Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq X - 13703 SF_Yellow 0.046598 SF_Wholemeal 0.041295 0.300461 2.29E−11 Cheese_wt Crackers_wt X - 24706 SF_Brown 0.015152 SF_Tofu_wt 0.013519 0.298699 3.03E−11 Rice_wt X - 22716 SF_Cake_wt −0.0602 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.058223 0.298683 3.04E−11 X - 14082 SF_Salmon_wt −0.0267 SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.026149 0.298477 3.14E−11 4-allylphenol SF_Rice_wt −0.03687 Lettuce Freq 0.035869 0.298175 3.29E−11 sulfate 1-oleoyl-2- SF_Yellow −0.03448 SF_Apple_wt 0.031487 0.297782 3.50E−11 docosahexaenoyl- Cheese_wt GPC (18:1/22:6)* X - 17354 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03035 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02666 0.296334 4.40E−11 6-oxopiperidine- Ordinary −0.03672 SF_Omelette_wt 0.036708 0.296239 4.46E−11 2-carboxylate Bread or Challah Freq X - 18240 SF_Yellow 0.040042 Salty Snacks −0.03397 0.296175 4.51E−11 Cheese_wt Freq theanine SF_Tea_wt 0.072302 SF_Coffee_wt −0.05017 0.296096 4.56E−11 X - 24760 Coffee Freq 0.055548 Thousand −0.05301 0.296008 4.63E−11 Island Dressing, Garlic Dressing Freq beta-hydroxyiso- Beef, Veal, 0.047254 SF_Sugar Free −0.04141 0.295258 5.20E−11 valerate Lamb, Pork, Gum_wt Steak, Golash Freq dodecenedioate Salty Snacks −0.06009 SF_Wholemeal 0.058701 0.293925 6.41E−11 (C12:1-DC)* Freq Bread_wt X - 11478 Coated or 0.056785 Apricot Fresh −0.05304 0.293803 6.53E−11 Stuffed or Dry, or Cookies, Loquat Freq Waffles or Biscuits Freq X - 24736 SF_Vegetable 0.070155 5-9% White −0.06725 0.293213 7.15E−11 Salad_wt Cheese, Cottage Freq lactose Sweet Dry −0.06695 SF_Carrots_wt −0.06585 0.292312 8.22E−11 Wine, Cocktails Freq 2-hydroxyoctanoate 0-1.5% −0.05124 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.0447 0.291151 9.84E−11 Natural Yogurt Freq trans-4- Turkey 0.039291 Sausages 0.037699 0.290927 1.02E−10 hydroxyproline Meatballs, such as Beef, Chicken Salami Freq Freq X - 17351 Turkey −0.04116 SF_Kohlrabi_wt 0.037389 0.290839 1.03E−10 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq 1-methylnicotin- Cooked −0.04225 Mandarin or 0.038825 0.290374 1.11E−10 amide Legumes Freq Clementine Freq acetoacetate SF_Olives_wt 0.051623 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.04807 0.290273 1.13E−10 X - 23782 Simple −0.04588 Vegetable 0.041358 0.290001 1.17E−10 Cookies or Soup Freq Biscuits Freq X - 12818 Pear Fresh, 0.07774 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.062202 0.288993 1.37E−10 Cooked or Canned Freq 10- nonadecenoate Simple −0.0351 SF_Yellow 0.031683 0.288467 1.48E−10 (19:1n9) Cookies or Cheese_wt Biscuits Freq X - 14314 Coffee Freq 0.02945 SF_Cooked −0.02384 0.287334 1.76E−10 Pumpkin_wt X - 24544 Egg Recipes 0.037427 Alcoholic 0.033114 0.287082 1.83E−10 Freq Drinks Freq gamma-glutamyl- SF_Sugar Free −0.03903 Green Pepper 0.035201 0.286693 1.94E−10 leucine Gum_wt Freq glutaryl- Cooked −0.04474 Turkey 0.025266 0.286566 1.98E−10 carnitine (C5-DC) Cereal such as Meatballs, Oatmeal Beef, Chicken Porridge Freq Freq hydantoin-5- White or −0.04693 SF_Wine_wt −0.0362 0.286558 1.98E−10 propionic acid Brown Sugar Freq X - 12543 Coffee Freq 0.055644 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.053565 0.284627 2.65E−10 X - 17337 Beer Freq 0.051865 SF_Tahini_wt 0.051393 0.283435 3.16E−10 dodecanedioate SF_Coffee_wt 0.056886 SF_Butter_wt 0.056491 0.283101 3.33E−10 androstenediol Shish Kebab 0.047282 Canned Tuna 0.047157 0.283069 3.34E−10 (3beta,17beta) in Pita Bread or Tuna Salad monosulfate (1) Freq Freq adipoylcarnitine Fries Freq 0.042836 Beef, Veal, 0.042155 0.282545 3.61E−10 (C6-DC) Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq pristanate SF_Yellow 0.057613 SF_Butter_wt 0.047975 0.282078 3.87E−10 Cheese_wt sphingomyelin Beer Freq −0.0458 Pita Freq −0.04203 0.280476 4.91E−10 (d18:2/23:0, d18:1/23:1, d17:1/24:1)* X - 24542 Coffee Freq 0.051751 SF_Wholemeal 0.04465 0.279864 5.37E−10 Bread_wt X - 22475 SF_Tahini_wt −0.05405 Yeast Cakes 0.041372 0.278663 6.40E−10 and Cookies as Rogallach, Croissant or Donut Freq alpha-hydroxyiso- Herbal Tea −0.04036 Sausages Freq 0.031039 0.278512 6.55E−10 valerate Freq myristoylcarnitine Couscous, −0.0438 SF_Butter_wt 0.037691 0.278311 6.74E−10 (C14) Burgul, Mamaliga, Groats Freq X - 21411 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.06179 0-1.5% −0.04959 0.278127 6.93E−10 Natural Yogurt Freq 1-(1-enyl- SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03398 Fish (not 0.032764 0.277637 7.44E−10 oleoyl)-GPE Tuna) Pickled, (P-18:1)* Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq Fibrinopeptide Cauliflower or 0.015203 SF_Rice_wt −0.0111 0.277102 8.04E−10 A (4-15)** Broccoli Freq X - 11640 Peanuts Freq 0.047496 Tahini Salad 0.044656 0.276828 8.37E−10 Freq 2-hydroxy-3- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.034001 Beef, Veal, 0.030092 0.276598 8.65E−10 methylvalerate Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq dehydroiso- Lemon Freq −0.03975 Canned Tuna 0.037251 0.276405 8.90E−10 androsterone or Tuna Salad sulfate (DHEA-S) Freq X - 12726 Roll or −0.05627 3% Milk Freq −0.05352 0.276225 9.13E−10 Bageles Freq X - 13728 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.029507 SF_Cottage −0.02487 0.276 9.44E−10 cheese_wt cinnamoylglycine SF_Water_wt 0.041743 SF_Dried 0.0395 0.275153 1.07E−09 dates_wt X - 17685 Coffee Freq 0.061144 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.024588 0.274701 1.14E−09 X - 12101 SF_Whipped 0.026953 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.0269 0.274215 1.22E−09 cream_wt glycocholenate Falafel in Pita 0.04998 0-1.5% −0.02057 0.273996 1.26E−09 sulfate* Bread Freq Natural Yogurt Freq 4-hydroxyphenyl SF_Coffee_wt 0.034855 5-9% Yellow 0.033834 0.273101 1.43E−09 pyruvate Cheese Freq 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)- SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.04336 Alcoholic 0.034819 0.271544 1.79E−09 2-oleoyl-GPC Drinks Freq (P-16:0/18:1)* picolinoylglycine SF_Cottage 0.043259 SF_Sugar Free −0.03989 0.271367 1.83E−09 cheese_wt Gum_wt isocitrate SF_Butter_wt −0.05339 Zucchini or 0.050786 0.270843 1.98E−09 Eggplant Freq X - 24243 Beef, Veal, 0.039141 Tahini Salad −0.03466 0.270696 2.02E−09 Lamb, Pork, Freq Steak, Golash Freq androstenediol SF_Beer_wt 0.032141 Fries Freq 0.028093 0.270439 2.09E−09 (3beta,17beta) disulfate (2) X - 11261 Coated or 0.033748 SF_Mayonnaise_wt 0.032668 0.269962 2.24E−09 Stuffed Cookies, Waffles or Biscuits Freq X - 22162 SF_Natural 0.049682 Dried Fruits 0.044638 0.269887 2.26E−09 Yogurt_wt Freq X - 11470 SF_Lettuce 0.042756 Beer Freq 0.03851 0.268709 2.67E−09 Salad_wt 2-methylbutyryl Processed −0.02757 SF_Apple_wt 0.025362 0.268206 2.86E−09 carnitine (C5) Meat Free Products Freq X - 12798 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03424 Green Tea −0.03234 0.267623 3.11E−09 Freq dimethyl sulfoxide SF_Onion_wt 0.036787 SF_Rice_wt 0.034199 0.267466 3.18E−09 (DMSO) 2-aminooctanoate SF_Beer_wt 0.043264 Peanuts Freq 0.040677 0.266761 3.51E−09 pentadecanoate Regular Sodas −0.03722 Simple −0.03633 0.26669 3.54E−09 (15:0) with Sugar Cookies or Freq Biscuits Freq 1,2-dilinoleoyl- Simple 0.053441 Alcoholic 0.04957 0.266101 3.84E−09 GPC (18:2/18:2) Cookies or Drinks Freq Biscuits Freq X - 18921 SF_Dark −0.03524 Processed 0.034302 0.26597 3.91E−09 Chocolate_wt Meat Free Products Freq 1,2,3-benzenetriol SF_Soymilk_wt 0.016992 SF_Hummus 0.014111 0.26592 3.94E−09 sulfate (2) Salad_wt nonadecanoate Yeast Cakes −0.0177 Potatoes −0.01756 0.265878 3.96E−09 (19:0) and Cookies Boiled, as Rogallach, Baked, Croissant or Mashed, Donut Freq Potatoes Salad Freq gentisic acid- Popsicle −0.03124 Cheese Cakes −0.0283 0.265548 4.15E−09 5-glucoside Without Dairy or Cream Freq Cakes Freq X - 18606 SF_Vegetable 0.056105 SF_Avocado_wt 0.048188 0.26523 4.34E−09 Salad_wt hydroxy-N6,N6,N6- Cooked −0.04566 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03842 0.264635 4.71E−09 trimethyllysine* Cereal such as Oatmeal Porridge Freq 3-(3-hydroxy- Mango Freq −0.05152 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.04955 0.264207 5.00E−09 phenyl)propionate sulfate cytosine SF_Peanuts_wt −0.03469 SF_Rice 0.032333 0.263535 5.48E−09 crackers_wt 2-hydroxynervonate* Olives Freq 0.043652 Sugar −0.03948 0.260982 7.77E−09 Sweetened Chocolate Milk Freq 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)- SF_Potatoes_wt −0.0568 Beef, Veal, 0.056067 0.259863 9.05E−09 2-linoleoyl-GPE Lamb, Pork, (P-18:0/18:2)* Steak, Golash Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Smoked 0.028026 SF_Salmon_wt 0.026445 0.259077 1.01E−08 docosahexaenoyl-GPE Salmon_wt (16:0/22:6)* ADSGEGDFXAE 5-9% White 0.07299 Artificial 0.049585 0.259072 1.01E−08 GGGVR* Cheese, Sweeteners Cottage Freq Freq 3-(3-hydroxyphenyl) Regular Tea −0.03674 SF_Banana_wt −0.03626 0.258787 1.05E−08 propionate Freq N-stearoyltaurine SF_Carrots_wt −0.03829 SF_Butter_wt 0.035164 0.258464 1.09E−08 4-vinylphenol SF_Tahini_wt 0.052734 SF_Wine_wt 0.035526 0.258277 1.12E−08 sulfate N-acetyltaurine Yeast Cakes 0.032979 Beer Freq 0.032928 0.258121 1.14E−08 and Cookies as Rogallach, Croissant or Donut Freq X - 24293 SF_Beer_wt 0.070061 SF_Water_wt −0.01923 0.257891 1.18E−08 tartronate Fish (not −0.03298 SF_White −0.02409 0.257375 1.27E−08 (hydroxymalonate) Tuna) Pickled, Cheese_wt Dried, Smoked, Canned Freq X - 22143 SF_Vinaigrette_wt −0.03471 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.034056 0.256825 1.36E−08 pyrraline SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.041669 Garlic Freq −0.03848 0.256457 1.43E−08 5-oxoproline SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.02449 Granola or 0.018581 0.256075 1.51E−08 Bernflaks Freq margarate (17:0) Olives Freq 0.020651 Butter Freq 0.019122 0.255334 1.66E−08 aconitate [cis SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04403 SF_Lettuce_wt −0.04111 0.254946 1.75E−08 or trans] 3,7-dimethylurate Coffee Freq 0.046929 SF_Chocolate 0.043673 0.253519 2.11E−08 wt 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Salmon_wt 0.032658 SF_Onion_wt −0.0273 0.252798 2.32E−08 docosahexaenoyl-GPE (18:0/22:6)* X - 24801 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.039468 SF_Vegetable 0.035047 0.25267 2.36E−08 Salad_wt chiro-inositol SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.043455 SF_Vegetable 0.028689 0.251939 2.60E−08 Salad_wt trimethylamine White or −0.05219 SF_Salmon_wt 0.048754 0.251836 2.63E−08 N-oxide Brown Sugar Freq 3-phenylpropionate SF_Tahini_wt 0.046797 Coffee Freq 0.035535 0.251731 2.67E−08 (hydrocinnamate) X - 12283 Zucchini or 0.05001 SF_Kohlrabi_wt 0.048317 0.251451 2.77E−08 Eggplant Freq X - 21410 SF_Butter_wt 0.102359 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.09586 0.251284 2.83E−08 vanillyl- SF_Almonds_wt 0.054517 5-9% White 0.053657 0.250452 3.16E−08 mandelate (VMA) Cheese, Cottage Freq N-acetylglycine SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.04563 5-9% Yellow −0.04523 0.250257 3.24E−08 Cheese Freq X - 12812 Apple Freq 0.051147 SF_Water_wt 0.045874 0.250133 3.29E−08 glycohyocholate Regular Tea −0.04174 Cooked 0.034447 0.24914 3.74E−08 Freq Legumes Freq palmitoyl SF_Tahini_wt 0.045093 Lettuce Freq 0.032665 0.248572 4.03E−08 dihydrosphingo- myelin (d18:0/16:0)* gamma-CEHC Lemon Freq −0.03876 Simple 0.033175 0.248418 4.11E−08 Cookies or Biscuits Freq X - 12472 Fried Fish 0.051858 SF_Yellow 0.044072 0.247897 4.39E−08 Freq Cheese_wt 4-hydroxychloro- Carrots, Fresh 0.042961 SF_Natural 0.041852 0.247819 4.44E−08 thalonil or Cooked, Yogurt_wt Carrot Juice Freq 10-heptadecenoate Butter Freq 0.02122 Apricot Fresh 0.018248 0.247254 4.77E−08 (17:1n7) or Dry, or Loquat Freq X - 23644 Cooked 0.033389 SF_Tahini_wt 0.031206 0.246648 5.16E−08 Legumes Freq X - 21821 SF_Kohlrabi_wt 0.035144 Wholemeal or 0.032936 0.246008 5.60E−08 Rye Bread Freq X - 11444 SF_Sugar Free −0.04453 Hummus 0.04443 0.24496 6.40E−08 Gum_wt Salad Freq docosahexaenoyl- Apricot Fresh 0.036055 Canned Tuna 0.034324 0.244758 6.56E−08 choline or Dry, or or Tuna Salad Loquat Freq Freq gamma-glutamyl- Vegetable −0.03889 Hummus 0.036507 0.244708 6.61E−08 glutamine Soup Freq Salad Freq valine Cooked −0.04865 SF_Egg_wt 0.04686 0.244693 6.62E−08 Cereal such as Oatmeal Porridge Freq X - 13723 SF_Wholemeal 0.034737 Green Pepper 0.030349 0.243279 7.92E−08 Bread_wt Freq indolepropionate Beef, Veal, −0.04225 Beef or −0.04146 0.242867 8.34E−08 Lamb, Pork, Chicken Soup Steak, Golash Freq Freq arabitol/xylitol Mandarin or 0.030668 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.025042 0.24261 8.61E−08 Clementine Freq carnitine Green Tea 0.044347 SF_Sugar Free −0.03366 0.241914 9.40E−08 Freq Gum_wt benzoylcarnitine* Cooked −0.05612 SF_Banana_wt −0.04617 0.24114 1.04E−07 Tomatoes, Tomato Sauce, Tomato Soup Freq X - 13729 SF_Cucumber_wt −0.05566 5-9% White 0.054652 0.241117 1.04E−07 Cheese, Cottage Freq X - 12739 SF_Wholemeal −0.0529 Fried Fish 0.049353 0.240909 1.07E−07 Bread_wt Freq 9-hydroxystearate Hummus −0.04738 SF_Cucumber_wt −0.04334 0.240733 1.09E−07 Salad Freq X - 21851 SF_Peas_wt 0.03663 SF_Sugar_wt 0.036351 0.239542 1.26E−07 13-methylmyristate Butter Freq 0.066217 Sweet Dry −0.05784 0.239418 1.28E−07 Wine, Cocktails Freq 7-ethylguanine SF_Apple_wt −0.0402 Beer Freq 0.034817 0.238455 1.45E−07 margaroylcarnitine* Beef, Veal, 0.038457 SF_Heavy 0.031674 0.238355 1.46E−07 Lamb, Pork, cream_wt Steak, Golash Freq docosapentaenoate Mandarin or 0.030573 SF_Tahini_wt −0.02998 0.238166 1.50E−07 (n3 DPA; 22:5n3) Clementine Freq X - 24546 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.06035 Fries Freq 0.0458 0.237124 1.70E−07 X - 11787 Fried Fish 0.03232 SF_Egg_wt 0.028669 0.237089 1.71E−07 Freq X - 24527 Fried Fish 0.051738 Schnitzel −0.04649 0.236778 1.78E−07 Freq Turkey or Chicken Freq 4-acetylphenol SF_Cucumber_wt 0.041261 SF_Cereals_wt 0.039656 0.235938 1.97E−07 sulfate sphingomyelin Hummus −0.03272 Wholemeal or 0.025919 0.235772 2.01E−07 (d18:2/24:1, Salad Freq Rye Bread d18:1/24:2)* Freq cys-gly, oxidized SF_Beef_wt 0.029274 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.02397 0.235329 2.12E−07 isoleucine SF_Omelette_wt 0.031634 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03141 0.23425 2.42E−07 cysteinylglycine SF_Beef_wt 0.047552 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.045782 0.234121 2.46E−07 disulfide* 1-myristoyl-2- Tahini Salad −0.0497 Wholemeal 0.04605 0.234075 2.47E−07 arachidonoyl-GPC Freq Crackers Freq (14:0/20:4)* 1-myristoyl- SF_Coffee_wt 0.052861 Artificial 0.051773 0.233586 2.62E−07 glycerol (14:0) Sweeteners Freq alpha-ketoglutarate SF_Omelette_wt 0.035189 SF_Cooked −0.02958 0.233302 2.71E−07 beets_wt X - 24748 Tahini Salad 0.045675 Sweet Dry 0.03442 0.232703 2.92E−07 Freq Wine, Cocktails Freq eicosanodioate SF_Vegetable 0.03333 SF_Apple_wt −0.03209 0.232681 2.92E−07 Salad_wt X - 24556 Pita Freq −0.05578 SF_Beef_wt 0.050743 0.232389 3.03E−07 X - 23680 SF_Tilapia_wt −0.02589 Cucumber −0.02351 0.231176 3.50E−07 Freq acetylcarnitine Nuts, 0.042983 Light Bread −0.03972 0.231018 3.57E−07 (C2) almonds, Freq pistachios Freq hexanoylglutamine SF_Cereals_wt −0.03829 1% Milk Freq −0.03708 0.230275 3.90E−07 sphingomyelin Pita Freq −0.03438 Rice Freq −0.03337 0.229759 4.15E−07 (d18:1/18:1, d18:2/18:0) sphingomyelin 3% Milk Freq 0.041461 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03591 0.229461 4.29E−07 (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0)* X - 23974 White or −0.04637 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.03761 0.229335 4.36E−07 Brown Sugar Freq X - 12212 SF_Hummus 0.063667 SF_Tahini_wt 0.047155 0.228975 4.55E−07 Salad_wt myristoleate Butter Freq 0.030639 Artificial 0.026067 0.228876 4.60E−07 (14:1n5) Sweeteners Freq X - 13846 SF_Wholemeal 0.027088 White or −0.02225 0.22827 4.94E−07 Bread_wt Brown Sugar Freq X - 21657 SF_Water_wt −0.0489 Fried Fish 0.04514 0.227519 5.40E−07 Freq X - 24352 Cooked 0.034955 SF_Wine_wt 0.024234 0.227239 5.58E−07 Legumes Freq beta- SF_Cottage −0.03389 SF_Cooked −0.02842 0.226628 6.00E−07 citrylglutamate cheese_wt beets_wt gluconate SF_Hummus −0.03687 Wholemeal or 0.03011 0.225883 6.54E−07 Salad_wt Rye Bread Freq lignoceroyl- SF_Olive 0.035509 SF_Chicken −0.03551 0.225696 6.69E−07 carnitine (C24)* oil_wt breast_wt X - 24831 SF_Burekas_wt 0.024968 Wholemeal or −0.02427 0.225544 6.81E−07 Rye Bread Freq Fibrinopeptide Salty Snacks −0.02003 Lettuce Freq 0.017207 0.224888 7.35E−07 A (2-15)** Freq gamma-glutamyl- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.029247 White or −0.02917 0.224408 7.77E−07 isoleucine* Brown Sugar Freq X - 12846 SF_Onion_wt 0.049906 SF_Pita_wt 0.048261 0.223263 8.87E−07 S-allylcysteine SF_Pita_wt 0.042506 SF_Onion_wt 0.042127 0.223104 9.03E−07 tartarate SF_Wine_wt 0.043476 SF_Coffee_wt 0.029139 0.222895 9.25E−07 ceramide SF_Coffee_wt 0.042692 Coated or −0.03819 0.222682 9.48E−07 (d18:2/24:1, Stuffed d18:1/24:2)* Cookies, Waffles or Biscuits Freq X - 12714 SF_Bread_wt −0.05319 Peach, 0.030081 0.222567 9.61E−07 Nectarine, Plum Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Wholemeal 0.023354 SF_Meatballs_wt −0.02324 0.222212 1.00E−06 linoleoyl-GPI Light (18:0/18:2) Bread_wt 1-linoleoyl- 5-9% Yellow −0.03418 Light Bread −0.0282 0.222057 1.02E−06 GPC (18:2) Cheese Freq Freq gamma-glutamyl- 5-9% Yellow 0.031077 SF_Fried −0.02981 0.221981 1.03E−06 tyrosine Cheese Freq eggplant_wt N-acetyl- SF_Tahini_wt 0.020461 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.0182 0.221341 1.11E−06 isoputreanine* hexanoyl- 1% Milk Freq −0.03642 SF_Wine_wt 0.027807 0.21931 1.39E−06 carnitine (C6) X - 16944 Egg, Hard −0.03398 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.032391 0.2191 1.43E−06 Boiled or Soft Freq sucrose SF_Milk_wt −0.03044 SF_Whipped −0.02593 0.218142 1.59E−06 cream_wt formimino- SF_Egg_wt 0.036909 5-9% Yellow 0.03563 0.217446 1.72E−06 glutamate Cheese Freq arachidoyl- SF_Egg_wt 0.068078 SF_Vegetable 0.064361 0.217162 1.77E−06 carnitine (C20)* Salad_wt ximenoyl-carnitine Roll or −0.02959 Coffee Freq 0.026603 0.216738 1.86E−06 (C26:1)* Bageles Freq hydroquinone White or −0.03713 Wholemeal or 0.026508 0.216453 1.92E−06 sulfate Brown Sugar Rye Bread Freq Freq caprylate (8:0) SF_Butter_wt 0.057074 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.042709 0.216 2.02E−06 3-methylcytidine SF_Dark −0.06036 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04877 0.215928 2.04E−06 Chocolate_wt riboflavin 0-1.5% 0.046853 Orange or 0.045733 0.215777 2.07E−06 (Vitamin B2) Natural Grapefruit Yogurt Freq Freq X - 14662 SF_Water_wt −0.05161 Vegetable −0.04097 0.215721 2.08E−06 Soup Freq Fibrinopeptide 3% Milk Freq 0.010231 SF_Cottage 0.005469 0.215719 2.08E−06 A(5-16)* cheese_wt X - 17335 Olives Freq 0.055813 SF_Tahini_wt 0.052579 0.215692 2.09E−06 3-hydroxy-3- White or −0.0366 Mayonnaise −0.03014 0.214105 2.49E−06 methylglutarate Brown Sugar Including Freq Light Freq N-palmitoyl- Artificial 0.073831 Pear Fresh, −0.06499 0.213887 2.55E−06 heptadeca- Sweeteners Cooked or sphingosine Freq Canned Freq (d17:1/16:0)* methyl-4- SF_Omelette_wt −0.0289 SF_Coffee_wt 0.027893 0.21387 2.56E−06 hydroxybenzoate sulfate N-acetyl- SF_Olive −0.03452 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.031265 0.213562 2.65E−06 cadaverine oil_wt kynurenine SF_Vegetable 0.034849 Apple Freq 0.03172 0.212924 2.84E−06 Salad_wt 5alpha-androstan- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.044035 SF_Coffee_wt −0.04269 0.212505 2.97E−06 3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (1) X - 21807 SF_Tea_wt 0.045968 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04431 0.211198 3.43E−06 X - 16946 Yeast Cakes 0.041822 Mandarin or −0.0417 0.210387 3.74E−06 and Cookies Clementine as Rogallach, Freq Croissant or Donut Freq X - 11485 Red Pepper 0.052431 Light Bread −0.05116 0.210384 3.75E−06 Freq Freq methionine Avocado Freq 0.037449 Pasta or −0.03732 0.210184 3.83E−06 sulfone Flakes Freq 3-methoxycatechol SF_Soymilk_wt 0.015205 SF_Hummus 0.011009 0.209983 3.91E−06 sulfate (1) Salad_wt N1-methyladenosine Olives Freq 0.033459 Cooked −0.02976 0.209787 4.00E−06 Legumes Freq andro steroid SF_Rice −0.05382 Tahini Salad −0.05136 0.209095 4.31E−06 monosulfate crackers_wt Freq C19H28O6S (1)* X - 12712 SF_Wholemeal 0.012731 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.012558 0.208113 4.79E−06 Bread_wt X - 21470 Fries Freq 0.035121 5-9% White −0.03463 0.208048 4.82E−06 Cheese, Cottage Freq 1-oleoyl-2- SF_Diet −0.03429 Butter Freq −0.03057 0.208 4.84E−06 docosahexaenoyl- Coke_wt GPE (18:1/22:6)* gamma-CEHC SF_Roll_wt 0.030995 Simple 0.024969 0.207064 5.36E−06 glucuronide* Cookies or Biscuits Freq glycocholate SF_Olive 0.031883 Sausages Freq −0.03058 0.207005 5.39E−06 oil_wt carboxyethyl-GABA SF_Date −0.0288 Sausages Freq −0.02853 0.206737 5.55E−06 honey_wt N2,N2-dimethyl- Couscous, −0.05847 Falafel in Pita 0.051005 0.206381 5.76E−06 guanosine Burgul, Bread Freq Mamaliga, Groats Freq X - 21310 SF_Canned −0.03237 3% Milk Freq 0.029754 0.206366 5.77E−06 Tuna Fish_wt glycocheno- Coffee Freq −0.04221 SF_Schnitzel_wt −0.02378 0.206165 5.89E−06 deoxycholate sulfate N-acetyl-2- White or −0.02893 SF_Cereals_wt −0.0287 0.204614 6.95E−06 aminooctanoate* Brown Sugar Freq X - 24410 SF_Olives_wt 0.034043 Internal 0.030694 0.20429 7.19E−06 Organs Freq 1-linoleoyl-2- Couscous, 0.027012 Chicken or −0.02318 0.204266 7.21E−06 linolenoyl-GPC Burgul, Turkey (18:2/18:3)* Mamaliga, Without Skin Groats Freq Freq glycerophospho- Roll or −0.03703 SF_Wholemeal −0.0367 0.204048 7.37E−06 ethanolamine Bageles Freq Bread_wt X - 21792 SF_Hummus −0.05434 Olives Freq 0.046019 0.203958 7.44E−06 Salad_wt 5-hydroxymethyl- 5-9% Yellow 0.034617 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03409 0.203854 7.52E−06 2-furoic acid Cheese Freq pipecolate SF_Brown 0.035863 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.032794 0.203201 8.06E−06 Rice_wt linoleoyl- SF_Vegetable 0.019081 Cooked 0.016292 0.203137 8.11E−06 linoleoyl-glycerol Salad_wt Legumes Freq (18:2/18:2) [1]* 3-hydroxy-2- SF_Beef_wt 0.039663 SF_Wine_wt 0.036226 0.202718 8.48E−06 ethylpropionate 6-hydroxyindole SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.04018 SF_Natural 0.032374 0.20208 9.06E−06 sulfate Yogurt_wt ectoine Sausages Freq 0.035185 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.030595 0.201936 9.20E−06 3-methyladipate SF_Tahini_wt −0.0571 SF_Coffee_wt 0.04709 0.201769 9.36E−06 3-hydroxyiso- White or −0.04669 Mandarin or 0.04492 0.201677 9.45E−06 butyrate Brown Sugar Clementine Freq Freq 1-palmitoyl- SF_Rice 0.034712 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.03144 0.201646 9.48E−06 GPE (16:0) crackers_wt 1-palmitoyl-2- Lettuce Freq 0.026417 Tahini Salad −0.0251 0.201385 9.74E−06 oleoyl-GPC Freq (16:0/18:1) laurate (12:0) Regular Sodas −0.03317 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.031227 0.201362 9.76E−06 with Sugar Freq X - 21441 SF_Apple_wt −0.0393 SF_Red 0.038817 0.201256 9.87E−06 pepper_wt X - 15674 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.05877 Artificial 0.057227 0.201037 1.01E−05 Sweeteners Freq X - 21258 Dried Fruits 0.023898 SF_Lettuce_wt 0.020678 0.20092 1.02E−05 Freq sulfate* SF_Hummus −0.02733 SF_Tahini_wt −0.02677 0.199886 1.14E−05 Salad_wt docosahexaenoyl- SF_Schnitzel_wt −0.03707 Canned Tuna 0.03318 0.199601 1.17E−05 carnitine or Tuna Salad (C22:6)* Freq fumarate Granola or 0.028395 >=16% Yellow 0.018041 0.199402 1.20E−05 Bernflaks Cheese Freq Freq propionylglycine SF_Rice_wt −0.03042 Herbal Tea 0.026809 0.199252 1.21E−05 Freq 1-ribosyl- SF_Cooked 0.025185 SF_Vegetable 0.025109 0.198938 1.25E−05 imidazoleacetate* cauliflower_wt Salad_wt 16a-hydroxy Tahini Salad −0.04126 5-9% White −0.03793 0.198708 1.28E−05 DHEA 3-sulfate Freq Cheese, Cottage Freq androstenediol SF_Tahini_wt −0.03316 Fries Freq 0.033153 0.198299 1.34E−05 (3beta,17beta) disulfate (1) pantothenate White or −0.03044 Lettuce Freq 0.026934 0.198254 1.34E−05 Brown Sugar Freq X - 15461 SF_Cooked −0.02838 Schnitzel 0.02601 0.198187 1.35E−05 Sweet Turkey or potato_wt Chicken Freq linoleoylcholine* Sugar 0.03653 Sweet Potato 0.03109 0.197571 1.44E−05 Sweetened Freq Chocolate Milk Freq 1-linoleoyl- SF_Rice 0.03124 SF_Coffee_wt 0.028794 0.197503 1.45E−05 GPE (18:2)* crackers_wt nisinate SF_Sushi_wt 0.061065 Fish Cooked, 0.045237 0.197461 1.46E−05 (24:6n3) Baked or Grilled Freq arachidate SF_Raisins_wt 0.037987 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02837 0.197399 1.47E−05 (20:0) octadecenedioate SF_Onion_wt −0.03005 SF_Wholemeal 0.024611 0.196535 1.60E−05 (C18:1-DC)* Bread_wt 1,2-dilinoleoyl-GPE SF_Tahini_wt 0.043381 SF_Banana_wt −0.03691 0.19616 1.66E−05 (18:2/18:2)* acisoga 1% Milk Freq −0.02684 Fries Freq 0.023845 0.19604 1.68E−05 propionylcarnitine SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.043198 Processed −0.04207 0.195829 1.72E−05 (C3) Meat Free Products Freq 1-linoleoyl-GPG SF_Milk_wt −0.03395 Cooked 0.033922 0.194581 1.95E−05 (18:2)* Legumes Freq X - 12263 SF_Wholemeal 0.043779 Green Pepper 0.04186 0.194366 1.99E−05 Bread_wt Freq X - 13553 Cooked −0.03527 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03475 0.194158 2.03E−05 Tomatoes, Tomato Sauce, Tomato Soup Freq 5-hydroxyindole Apple Freq 0.03995 SF_Apple_wt 0.03013 0.193696 2.13E−05 acetate X - 21295 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.038392 Canned Tuna 0.030332 0.1934 2.19E−05 or Tuna Salad Freq Fibrinopeptide SF_Meatballs_wt 0.003791 Processed −0.00339 0.192825 2.32E−05 A (3-16)** Meat Free Products Freq N-palmitoyl- Coffee Freq 0.030033 Artificial 0.02767 0.192811 2.33E−05 sphingosine Sweeteners (d18:1/16:0) Freq X - 17677 SF_Chicken 0.04053 Granola or 0.029364 0.192639 2.37E−05 soup_wt Bernflaks Freq 3-hydroxyhexanoate Butter Freq 0.035739 SF_Yellow 0.031216 0.191465 2.66E−05 Cheese_wt sphingomyelin SF_Chocolate −0.03649 SF_Tahini_wt −0.03128 0.190812 2.84E−05 (d18:1/24:1, spread_wt d18:2/24:0)* 1-carboxyethyl- Tahini Salad −0.02825 SF_White 0.022235 0.190617 2.89E−05 phenylalanine Freq Cheese_wt 3-hydroxy- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02869 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.02762 0.190569 2.91E−05 butyrate (BHBA) X - 15469 Artificial −0.01778 SF_Wine_wt 0.014844 0.189997 3.07E−05 Sweeteners Freq leucylglycine 5-9% White −0.03481 Pastrami or −0.02909 0.189282 3.30E−05 Cheese, Smoked Turkey Cottage Freq Breast Freq X - 23587 SF_Onion_wt −0.03805 SF_Milk_wt −0.03623 0.189237 3.31E−05 gamma-glutamyl- SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.01742 5-9% Yellow 0.015729 0.188976 3.40E−05 phenylalanine Cheese Freq sphingomyelin Fish Cooked, 0.049286 Hummus −0.04367 0.188841 3.44E−05 (d18:1/22:1, Baked or Salad Freq d18:2/22:0, Grilled Freq d16:1/24:1)* X - 24849 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.030353 SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.029985 0.18881 3.45E−05 1-stearoyl-2- Onion Freq 0.020547 Beef, Veal, −0.01732 0.188755 3.47E−05 arachidonoyl-GPE Lamb, Pork, (18:0/20:4) Steak, Golash Freq 17alpha-hydroxy- Fries Freq 0.053104 Sugar 0.050486 0.188227 3.65E−05 pregnenolone Sweetened 3-sulfate Chocolate Milk Freq myo-inositol Orange or 0.033163 SF_Hummus −0.02811 0.188037 3.72E−05 Grapefruit Salad_wt Freq 17alpha-hydroxy- SF_White −0.06329 Fresh −0.05937 0.187966 3.75E−05 pregnanolone Cheese_wt Vegetable glucuronide Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq arachidonoyl- Cauliflower or −0.02408 SF_Burekas_wt −0.01572 0.187792 3.81E−05 carnitine Broccoli Freq (C20:4) stearidonate White or −0.03285 Simple −0.03197 0.187772 3.82E−05 (18:4n3) Brown Sugar Cookies or Freq Biscuits Freq gamma-glutamyl- >=16% Yellow 0.029051 Beef or 0.027522 0.187561 3.90E−05 alpha-lysine Cheese Freq Chicken Soup Freq 3-indoxyl sulfate SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03727 3% Milk Freq 0.035598 0.187501 3.92E−05 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Onion_wt −0.02766 SF_Rice 0.024402 0.187394 3.96E−05 linoleoyl-GPC crackers_wt (18:0/18:2)* X - 17327 5-9% White 0.045741 Falafel in Pita 0.045124 0.187095 4.07E−05 Cheese, Bread Freq Cottage Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Chicken −0.02485 SF_Peach_wt 0.024598 0.187092 4.08E−05 oleoyl-GPC breast_wt (18:0/18:1) 1-stearoyl-GPC SF_Meatballs_wt −0.01497 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.013615 0.185969 4.54E−05 (18:0) X - 23593 Parsley, 0.02961 Potatoes −0.0296 0.18592 4.56E−05 Celery, Boiled, Fennel, Dill, Baked, Cilantro, Mashed, Green Onion Potatoes Freq Salad Freq 1-linoleoyl-GPI Vegetable 0.028036 Sweet Potato 0.024532 0.185749 4.64E−05 (18:2)* Soup Freq Freq linolenate Juice Freq −0.01804 1% Milk Freq −0.0058 0.185322 4.83E−05 [alpha or gamma; (18:3n3 or 6)] glucuronate Coffee Freq 0.041991 White or −0.04054 0.185166 4.90E−05 Brown Sugar Freq cerotoylcarnitine Roll or −0.04024 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03469 0.184952 5.01E−05 (C26)* Bageles Freq alpha-tocopherol Roll or −0.03205 White or −0.01876 0.184772 5.09E−05 Bageles Freq Brown Sugar Freq cystine SF_Wholemeal 0.034485 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.031358 0.184703 5.13E−05 Bread_wt vanillic alcohol SF_Coffee_wt 0.035805 SF_Soymilk_wt 0.029788 0.184282 5.34E−05 sulfate palmitoleate SF_Tahini_wt −0.01717 SF_Red 0.015473 0.18346 5.77E−05 (16:1n7) pepper_wt o-cresol sulfate Regular Tea −0.02633 Butter Freq 0.023206 0.182833 6.12E−05 Freq 1-palmitoyl-2- Onion Freq 0.041663 Apple Freq −0.04109 0.1823 6.44E−05 arachidonoyl-GPC (16:0/20:4n6) methylsuccinoyl- Peach, 0.042892 SF_Vegetable 0.040529 0.18002 7.97E−05 carnitine (1) Nectarine, Salad_wt Plum Freq X - 24972 SF_Boiled −0.02669 Avocado Freq −0.0243 0.179942 8.03E−05 corn_wt X - 23666 Shish Kebab 0.026392 SF_Beef_wt 0.021242 0.179797 8.13E−05 in Pita Bread Freq decanoylcarnitine Cornflakes −0.02509 Artificial −0.02091 0.178951 8.80E−05 (C10) Freq Sweeteners Freq X - 21353 Tahini Salad 0.040996 Hummus 0.032797 0.177955 9.64E−05 Freq Salad Freq etiocholanolone SF_Wine_wt 0.032826 Artificial −0.03212 0.177909 9.68E−05 glucuronide Sweeteners Freq X - 17353 SF_Lentils_wt 0.016303 SF_Falafel_wt 0.015272 0.177635 9.93E−05 X - 24329 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.022406 Couscous, −0.02069 0.177373 0.000102 Burgul, Mamaliga, Groats Freq 2-arachidonoyl- Fresh −0.04959 Green Tea −0.04484 0.177237 0.000103 glycerol (20:4) Vegetable Freq Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq sarcosine SF_Apple_wt 0.036839 SF_Vegetable 0.036783 0.176765 0.000108 Salad_wt alpha-ketobutyrate SF_Orange_wt −0.03408 SF_Cooked −0.03106 0.176716 0.000108 Sweet potato_wt citrate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04212 Schnitzel −0.03685 0.176704 0.000108 Turkey or Chicken Freq pregnenolone Lettuce Freq −0.0326 SF_Pita_wt 0.028233 0.17657 0.000109 sulfate eicosenoate Regular Sodas −0.02684 Jachnun, −0.01683 0.176179 0.000113 (20:1) with Sugar Mlawah, Freq Kubana, Cigars Freq 5alpha-androstan- SF_Tahini_wt −0.03626 SF_Beef_wt 0.033247 0.175586 0.00012 3beta,17beta-diol monosulfate (2) hypotaurine SF_Cookies_wt 0.028012 3% Milk Freq −0.0267 0.175581 0.00012 tauro-beta- Peas, Green 0.042853 SF_Beef_wt −0.0424 0.17546 0.000121 muricholate Beans or Okra Cooked Freq eicosapentaenoyl- SF_Dark 0.051286 Salty Cheese, 0.040596 0.17522 0.000124 choline Chocolate_wt Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq 1-oleoyl-GPE SF_Olive 0.023964 SF_Rice 0.023958 0.174709 0.00013 (18:1) oil_wt crackers_wt 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Rice 0.030801 SF_Onion_wt −0.02794 0.174458 0.000133 arachidonoyl-GPE crackers_wt (16:0/20:4)* androsterone SF_Pita_wt 0.021753 Lemon Freq −0.02021 0.173636 0.000143 sulfate 2-acetamidophenol SF_Natural 0.05103 Brussels −0.03924 0.172249 0.000162 sulfate Yogurt_wt Sprouts, Green or Red Cabbage Freq X - 01911 Sausages Freq 0.04778 Onion Freq 0.046101 0.172198 0.000162 nicotinamide Pasta or 0.022404 SF_Cappuccino_wt −0.02196 0.172061 0.000164 Flakes Freq X - 11522 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.02166 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.020857 0.171532 0.000172 X - 12753 SF_Coleslaw_wt 0.018072 SF_Majadra_wt 0.013166 0.171179 0.000178 N-palmitoyl- SF_Sugar Free −0.05475 SF_Carrots_wt −0.04871 0.170927 0.000182 sphinganine Gum_wt (d18:0/16:0) X - 12844 SF_Parsley_wt −0.03563 SF_Hummus 0.031822 0.170888 0.000182 Salad_wt X - 12410 SF_Beet_wt 0.026455 SF_Coffee_wt 0.023122 0.170403 0.00019 erucate Fish Cooked, 0.027024 SF_Butter_wt 0.022244 0.169009 0.000215 (22:1n9) Baked or Grilled Freq X - 16964 SF_Tea_wt −0.05898 SF_White −0.05305 0.168603 0.000223 Cheese_wt palmitoyl- Couscous, −0.03679 Fried Fish 0.033518 0.167495 0.000246 carnitine (C16) Burgul, Freq Mamaliga, Groats Freq glyco-beta- Mayonnaise −0.04312 Artificial −0.03835 0.167404 0.000248 muricholate** Including Sweeteners Light Freq Freq X - 21628 SF_Coke_wt −0.01938 Fries Freq −0.01753 0.167041 0.000255 gamma- Cooked 0.026177 Cooked 0.025754 0.166456 0.000269 glutamylglycine Vegetable Legumes Freq Salads Freq kynurenate SF_Omelette_wt 0.033652 Apple Freq 0.033305 0.166433 0.000269 proline SF_Sugar Free −0.03186 Carrots, Fresh −0.02655 0.166004 0.000279 Gum_wt or Cooked, Carrot Juice Freq X - 21285 SF_Beer_wt 0.044204 Fries Freq 0.036011 0.165774 0.000285 3-hydroxyoctanoate SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.03953 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03756 0.165517 0.000291 N6,N6,N6- SF_Yellow −0.02767 Chicken or 0.022466 0.16522 0.000299 trimethyllysine Cheese_wt Turkey With Skin Freq phenylacetate SF_Apple_wt 0.039486 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03667 0.165022 0.000304 glutamine 0.5-3% White −0.02333 1% Milk Freq −0.02017 0.164013 0.000331 Cheese, Cottage Freq homocitrulline SF_Ice 0.037791 SF_Cereals_wt 0.035405 0.163593 0.000343 cream_wt X - 21659 SF_Avocado_wt 0.054468 SF_Pickled 0.053846 0.163379 0.00035 cucumber_wt N-acetyltyrosine Banana Freq −0.03468 SF_Watermelon_wt 0.029821 0.16333 0.000351 X - 21474 Onion Freq 0.056572 SF_Avocado_wt 0.054782 0.163136 0.000357 X - 12026 SF_Brown −0.03309 SF_Almonds_wt 0.028343 0.163007 0.000361 Rice_wt xylose SF_Pita_wt −0.03725 Shish Kebab −0.03658 0.162979 0.000362 in Pita Bread Freq dihomo-linolenoyl- Sugar 0.034004 Peach, 0.033119 0.162667 0.000371 choline Sweetened Nectarine, Chocolate Plum Freq Milk Freq X - 24106 SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03575 Rice Freq 0.027367 0.162598 0.000374 X - 14095 Processed 0.023087 SF_Wine_wt 0.016406 0.162554 0.000375 Meat Free Products Freq tyrosine SF_Cappuccino_wt 0.019225 SF_Banana_wt −0.01726 0.161408 0.000413 dihomo-linoleoyl- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.043029 Hummus 0.042381 0.161336 0.000415 carnitine Salad Freq (C20:2)* asparagine SF_Apple_wt 0.025085 Fish Cooked, −0.01962 0.161115 0.000423 Baked or Grilled Freq N-acetylmethionine >=16% Yellow 0.002655 Light Bread −0.00164 0.160831 0.000433 Cheese Freq Freq X - 21364 Egg Recipes 0.029407 SF_Pizza_wt 0.028524 0.16065 0.00044 Freq X - 25116 SF_Fried −0.02065 SF_Wholemeal 0.020403 0.16014 0.000459 onions_wt Bread_wt 3beta- SF_Red 0.026768 SF_Beer_wt 0.026049 0.160076 0.000461 hydroxy-5- pepper_wt cholestenoate dopamine 4- SF_Bread_wt −0.03894 Pastrami or −0.03467 0.159893 0.000469 sulfate Smoked Turkey Breast Freq pyridoxate SF_Cucumber_wt 0.040288 SF_Sugar Free 0.038202 0.159679 0.000477 Gum_wt N-acetyl-1- SF_Omelette_wt 0.040531 SF_Tahini_wt −0.03737 0.159006 0.000504 methylhistidine* guanidinoacetate Cooked 0.038237 SF_Salmon_wt −0.03398 0.158661 0.000519 Legumes Freq 21-hydroxy- Tahini Salad −0.0262 Lemon Freq −0.02491 0.158595 0.000522 pregnenolone Freq disulfate malate SF_Roll_wt −0.01369 Canned Tuna −0.01304 0.158508 0.000525 or Tuna Salad Freq oleoylcarnitine 1% Milk Freq −0.01911 Artificial −0.01744 0.158465 0.000527 (C18:1) Sweeteners Freq X - 12206 SF_Vegetable 0.033866 White or −0.03028 0.15836 0.000532 Salad_wt Brown Sugar Freq X - 12063 Tahini Salad −0.02703 Cheese Cakes 0.017972 0.158256 0.000536 Freq or Cream Cakes Freq oleoyl 5-9% White −0.02099 Olives Freq 0.020749 0.158101 0.000543 ethanolamide Cheese, Cottage Freq glutamate SF_Butter_wt 0.012596 SF_Sugar Free −0.01167 0.15775 0.000559 Gum_wt phenylacetyl- Onion Freq −0.0358 SF_Apple_wt 0.030598 0.15732 0.000579 glutamine X - 12096 SF_Sugar Free −0.05257 SF_Wholemeal 0.042001 0.156575 0.000616 Gum_wt Bread_wt 1-linoleoyl- Chicken or −0.04173 Pastrami or −0.03293 0.155799 0.000656 GPA (18:2)* Turkey Smoked Turkey Without Skin Breast Freq Freq X - 23654 SF_White 0.03125 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.029627 0.155531 0.00067 Cheese_wt glycosyl-N- Hummus −0.04128 Milk or Dark 0.040666 0.155084 0.000695 stearoyl- Salad Freq Chocolate sphingosine Freq (d18:1/18:0) X - 12906 Watermelon 0.043948 White or −0.04039 0.154102 0.000752 Freq Brown Sugar Freq 3-sulfo-L-alanine SF_Milk_wt 0.019177 Lettuce Freq −0.01653 0.153753 0.000773 X - 24498 3% Milk Freq −0.03907 SF_Wine_wt 0.034558 0.153726 0.000775 phosphate Pita Freq −0.02025 SF_Rice −0.01902 0.153716 0.000776 crackers_wt S-carboxymethyl- Mandarin or −0.04016 Milk or Dark −0.03917 0.153566 0.000785 L-cysteine Clementine Chocolate Freq Freq N-oleoyltaurine Fresh 0.042512 Parsley, 0.04102 0.151729 0.000909 Vegetable Celery, Salad With Fennel, Dill, Dressing or Cilantro, Oil Freq Green Onion Freq cysteinylglycine Carrots, Fresh −0.02377 Wholemeal −0.02257 0.150761 0.000981 or Cooked, Crackers Freq Carrot Juice Freq X - 24699 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.038762 Couscous, −0.03427 0.149932 0.001047 Burgul, Mamaliga, Groats Freq N6-succinyl- SF_Rice 0.024343 SF_Hummus_wt 0.024016 0.149726 0.001064 adenosine crackers_wt sphingomyelin >=16% Yellow 0.016074 Fresh 0.015044 0.149555 0.001078 (d18:0/18:0, Cheese Freq Vegetable d19:0/17:0)* Salad Without Dressing or Oil Freq azelate Orange or −0.02521 Regular Tea −0.02091 0.149205 0.001108 (nonanedioate) Grapefruit Freq Freq X - 24813 SF_Fried −0.03042 Egg Recipes 0.028449 0.149165 0.001111 eggplant_wt Freq gamma-glutamyl-2- Green Tea 0.02143 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02096 0.148814 0.001142 aminobutyrate Freq 2-docosahexaenoyl- SF_Pear_wt −0.0529 SF_Tahini_wt −0.04006 0.148349 0.001184 glycerol (22:6)* indoleacetate SF_Beer_wt 0.027872 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.02612 0.147068 0.001308 cis-4-decenoyl- SF_Watermelon_wt −0.03164 Olives Freq 0.026059 0.146705 0.001345 carnitine (C10:1) glycerol Juice Freq −0.02829 Olives Freq 0.027705 0.146434 0.001373 2′-deoxyuridine SF_Mandarin_wt 0.037435 SF_Butter_wt 0.036808 0.14643 0.001373 laurylcarnitine 1% Milk Freq −0.0278 Beef, Veal, 0.025018 0.146188 0.001399 (C12) Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq X - 12015 Sweet Dry 0.066731 Ordinary 0.03887 0.145373 0.001489 Wine, Bread or Cocktails Freq Challah Freq pro-hydroxy-pro SF_Potatoes_wt 0.021689 Artificial −0.02117 0.145074 0.001523 Sweeteners Freq adipate SF_Onion_wt −0.02415 Coffee Freq 0.022951 0.144738 0.001562 malonate SF_Carrots_wt −0.02997 Nuts, 0.028427 0.144528 0.001587 almonds, pistachios Freq cystathionine SF_Bread_wt −0.02561 SF_Wholemeal 0.021596 0.144282 0.001617 Bread_wt 4-hydroxy- SF_Coffee_wt 0.02973 White or −0.02389 0.144212 0.001626 hippurate Brown Sugar Freq eugenol sulfate White or −0.01905 Fries Freq −0.01801 0.143947 0.001659 Brown Sugar Freq X - 24812 SF_Cooked −0.02807 Milk or Dark −0.02795 0.143929 0.001661 Sweet Chocolate potato_wt Freq 4-guanidino- SF_Tomatoes_wt 0.039862 Garlic Freq −0.02602 0.14386 0.00167 butanoate X - 12718 SF_Carrots_wt −0.03717 Mandarin or 0.033544 0.143481 0.001718 Clementine Freq X - 24519 SF_Apple_wt −0.03448 Wholemeal or −0.03432 0.142763 0.001813 Rye Bread Freq 3-amino-2- SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.01139 SF_Parsley_wt −0.00927 0.142527 0.001846 piperidone N6-carbamoyl- Salty Snacks 0.022739 SF_Lentils_wt −0.02149 0.141974 0.001923 threonyladenosine Freq 4-imidazoleacetate Butter Freq −0.0354 Ice Cream or −0.03056 0.141514 0.00199 Popsicle which contains Dairy Freq corticosterone Lemon Freq −0.0317 Popsicle 0.023153 0.141213 0.002035 Without Dairy Freq DSGEGDFXAE 3% Milk Freq 0.009434 Beef, Veal, 0.007823 0.140729 0.00211 GGGVR* Lamb, Pork, Steak, Golash Freq 5alpha-pregnan- SF_Pancake_wt 0.014378 Mandarin or −0.01387 0.140105 0.002209 3beta,20beta-diol Clementine monosulfate (1) Freq N-acetylalliin Diet Yogurt −0.04313 SF_Milk_wt −0.03666 0.139872 0.002247 Freq salicylate SF_Cucumber_wt 0.011543 Decaffeinated 0.008387 0.138867 0.002419 Coffee Freq X - 16570 SF_Noodles_wt −0.02171 SF_Apple_wt −0.02108 0.137998 0.002577 2-hydroxydecanoate SF_Wine_wt 0.021025 0.5-3% White −0.01768 0.137633 0.002647 Cheese, Cottage Freq isovalerylglycine SF_White 0.03198 Chicken or 0.029919 0.137305 0.00271 Cheese_wt Turkey Without Skin Freq sphingomyelin Onion Freq 0.022353 SF_Hummus_wt −0.01848 0.137192 0.002733 (d18:0/20:0, d16:0/22:0)* alliin SF_Lettuce_wt −0.0251 Red Pepper 0.024565 0.137142 0.002742 Freq docosapentaenoate Wholemeal or −0.02936 SF_Tahini_wt −0.02817 0.136995 0.002772 (n6 DPA; 22:5n6) Rye Bread Freq dodecadienoate Fresh 0.020045 1% Milk Freq −0.01923 0.136 0.002978 (12:2)* Vegetable Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq 2-methoxyresorcinol SF_Granola_wt 0.025113 Saltine 0.02198 0.135924 0.002994 sulfate Crackers or Matzah Freq biliverdin SF_Rice_wt 0.037086 SF_Coffee_wt −0.02569 0.135857 0.003008 oleate/vaccenate Juice Freq −0.02202 SF_Chocolate −0.01927 0.135441 0.003099 (18:1) cake_wt 1,2-dipalmitoyl- SF_Dark −0.01535 SF_Cereals_wt 0.010979 0.135357 0.003118 GPC Chocolate_wt (16:0/16:0) X - 23787 SF_Sugar_wt 0.031617 SF_Avocado_wt 0.027549 0.135264 0.003139 5alpha-androstan- Fresh −0.02279 Artificial −0.01932 0.133775 0.003489 3beta,17alpha- Vegetable Sweeteners diol disulfate Salad Without Freq Dressing or Oil Freq N-acetylleucine SF_Cereals_wt −0.04485 SF_Ice 0.032503 0.133641 0.003522 cream_wt X - 16397 SF_Egg_wt 0.025108 Beef or 0.022294 0.132394 0.003845 Chicken Soup Freq hypoxanthine SF_Eggplant −0.0122 SF_Melon_wt −0.01089 0.131461 0.004104 Salad_wt guanidinosuccinate SF_Olive −0.02439 Fish Cooked, 0.023118 0.131417 0.004117 oil_wt Baked or Grilled Freq oleoylcholine SF_Chocolate_wt 0.023667 SF_Salty 0.021243 0.130381 0.004423 Cheese_wt X - 11530 Garlic Freq −0.0183 Lemon Freq −0.01823 0.130312 0.004445 sphingomyelin SF_Potatoes_wt −0.02832 Fresh 0.024218 0.130187 0.004483 (d18:2/16:0, Vegetable d18:1/16:1)* Salad With Dressing or Oil Freq 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.013675 Tomato Freq −0.0135 0.128763 0.004944 linoleoyl-GPE (18:0/18:2)* phenyllactate 5-9% Yellow 0.010507 SF_Beer_wt 0.00983 0.128661 0.004979 (PLA) Cheese Freq methylsuccinate SF_Potatoes_wt −0.02378 SF_Cake_wt −0.02196 0.128601 0.004999 X - 18887 SF_Onion_wt 0.022219 Peanuts Freq 0.016693 0.128585 0.005005 X - 21286 Processed −0.03438 SF_Garlic_wt −0.03224 0.128465 0.005046 Meat Free Products Freq gamma-glutamyl- SF_Tahini_wt 0.03179 Apple Freq 0.021253 0.128462 0.005047 citrulline* glycodeoxy- Oil as an −0.03584 SF_Red −0.03326 0.128237 0.005125 cholate sulfate addition for pepper_wt Salads or Stews Freq 3-hydroxylaurate Butter Freq 0.016163 Light Bread −0.015 0.12761 0.005348 Freq sulfate of 3-4.5% −0.04114 SF_Soda 0.040143 0.12742 0.005418 piperine Pudding, water_wt metabolite Cheese With C16H19NO3 Additions (2)* Freq 1-carboxyethyl- SF_Hummus_wt −0.01639 SF_Alfalfa −0.01565 0.127404 0.005424 leucine sprouts_wt sebacate SF_Beef_wt 0.019127 Granola or 0.017914 0.126624 0.005717 (decanedioate) Bernflaks Freq N-acetylneuraminate SF_Halva_wt 0.003387 SF_Cottage −0.0025 0.126605 0.005725 cheese_wt N-formylanthranilic SF_Omelette_wt 0.042702 SF_Tahini_wt −0.03925 0.126161 0.005898 acid picolinate SF_Tea_wt −0.04566 SF_Water_wt −0.03433 0.125907 0.006 4-hydroxybenzoate SF_Cake_wt 0.025295 SF_Bread_wt 0.02429 0.125867 0.006016 2- hydroxybehenate Ordinary −0.02983 Popsicle −0.02733 0.12552 0.006157 Bread or Without Dairy Challah Freq Freq 5-dodecenoate SF_Wholemeal −0.01578 3% Milk Freq 0.011973 0.125442 0.00619 (12:1n7) Bread_wt X - 12831 SF_Dried −0.0172 SF_Rice_wt −0.01653 0.124968 0.006389 dates_wt glycerol 3-phosphate SF_Egg_wt 0.009172 Corn Freq −0.0061 0.124939 0.006401 N-palmitoyltaurine SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.023787 SF_Jam_wt 0.020896 0.124466 0.006606 octadecadiene Cooked 0.034248 SF_Cookies_wt 0.034219 0.123141 0.007211 dioate (C18:2- Legumes Freq DC)* 1-stearoyl-GPE SF_Tahini_wt −0.01952 SF_Rice 0.019314 0.122848 0.007351 (18:0) crackers_wt bilirubin (E, E)* SF_Coffee_wt −0.02599 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.02077 0.122492 0.007525 N-acetylthreonine SF_Vegetable 0.024584 SF_Coffee_wt −0.02401 0.12246 0.007541 Salad_wt homoarginine SF_Chicken 0.031504 SF_Beef_wt 0.03141 0.122367 0.007587 breast_wt tetradecanedioate Pear Fresh, −0.03466 Butter Freq 0.033617 0.122101 0.00772 Cooked or Canned Freq 12-HETE SF_Butter_wt 0.016857 SF_Mandarin_wt 0.015466 0.122054 0.007743 X - 11843 SF_Schnitzel_wt 0.0157 SF_Rice_wt 0.014923 0.122053 0.007744 X - 22771 SF_Cucumber_wt −0.03911 SF_Beer_wt 0.017638 0.121558 0.007998 2,3-dihydroxy- SF_Milk_wt −0.02794 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.027391 0.121075 0.008253 5-methylthio- 4-pentenoate (DMTPA)* myristoleoyl- SF_Cooked 0.022025 SF_White −0.01884 0.120905 0.008345 carnitine mushrooms_wt Cheese_wt (C14:1)* orotidine SF_Beer_wt 0.028445 0-1.5% −0.02404 0.120458 0.008589 Natural Yogurt Freq X - 18345 SF_Egg_wt 0.030911 SF_Bread_wt −0.03079 0.120368 0.008639 N-palmitoyl- SF_Rice 0.027654 SF_Coffee_wt 0.024178 0.119525 0.009121 sphingadienine crackers_wt (d18:2/16:0)* glutarate Coffee Freq 0.025756 Artificial 0.023379 0.119351 0.009224 (pentanedioate) Sweeteners Freq ornithine SF_Tahini_wt 0.022321 Beer Freq 0.020484 0.118976 0.009448 1-palmitoyl-2- SF_Onion_wt −0.02585 Pita Freq −0.01849 0.118899 0.009494 linoleoyl-GPE (16:0/18:2) X - 24512 SF_Water_wt −0.02674 Granola or 0.026242 0.118854 0.009522 Bernflaks Freq dopamine 3- Sugar −0.01984 Pastrami or −0.01335 0.118245 0.009899 O-sulfate Sweetened Smoked Turkey Chocolate Breast Freq Milk Freq isovalerate SF_Egg_wt 0.01826 Shish Kebab 0.017714 0.117447 0.010412 in Pita Bread Freq 1-palmitoyl- SF_Tahini_wt −0.01407 Tahini Salad −0.01099 0.116895 0.010782 GPG (16:0)* Freq 14-HDoHE/17- Banana Freq −0.00468 Apple Freq −0.00412 0.116778 0.010861 HDoHE 1-palmitoyl- SF_Vegetable −0.01871 Peanuts Freq −0.0177 0.116689 0.010922 GPI (16:0) Salad_wt trans- SF_WholeWheat_g_wt −0.01835 Fruit Salad −0.01808 0.115519 0.011752 urocanate Freq X - 21842 SF_Cooked 0.017668 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.01658 0.115074 0.012083 beets_wt xanthurenate SF_Tahini_wt −0.06647 Pasta or −0.05233 0.114922 0.012198 Flakes Freq N-acetylglutamate Orange or −0.01167 Popsicle −0.01136 0.114108 0.012828 Grapefruit Without Dairy Freq Freq phospho- SF_Vegetable −0.01884 Sweet Dry 0.018577 0.113243 0.013529 ethanolamine Salad_wt Wine, Cocktails Freq 1-(1-enyl- Alcoholic 0.038358 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.029272 0.113202 0.013563 palmitoyl)-2- Drinks Freq palmitoyl-GPC (P-16:0/16:0)* hexadecene- Regular Tea −0.03191 5-9% White 0.031756 0.112974 0.013755 dioate (C16:1- Freq Cheese, DC)* Cottage Freq X - 12822 Onion Freq −0.02084 SF_Vegetable 0.02052 0.112564 0.014103 Salad_wt X - 21607 1% Milk Freq −0.03116 SF_Schnitzel_wt −0.02665 0.112114 0.014496 epiandrosterone SF_Rice −0.0166 SF_Coffee_wt −0.01594 0.111052 0.015459 sulfate crackers_wt 2-keto-3-deoxy- Granola or 0.02985 SF_Persimmon_wt 0.026952 0.110806 0.01569 gluconate Bernflaks Freq hydroxy- Fried Fish 0.016469 Falafel in Pita 0.014964 0.110359 0.016118 asparagine** Freq Bread Freq uridine Wholemeal or 0.005349 Simple −0.00523 0.110043 0.016426 Rye Bread Cookies or Freq Biscuits Freq 5-(galactosyl- Parsley, 0.015888 Chicken or 0.015293 0.109914 0.016554 hydroxy)-L-lysine Celery, Turkey With Fennel, Dill, Skin Freq Cilantro, Green Onion Freq ceramide SF_Cottage 0.031752 SF_WholeWheat_g_wt 0.03106 0.109815 0.016652 (d16:1/24:1, cheese_wt d18:1/22:1)* glycosyl Light Bread −0.03698 SF_Dark 0.036105 0.108989 0.017493 ceramide Freq Chocolate_wt (d18:1/20:0, d16:1/22:0)* 1-stearoyl-2- SF_Potatoes_wt −0.01349 SF_Tahini_wt −0.01262 0.108819 0.01767 oleoyl-GPI (18:0/18:1)* X - 12013 Parsley, −0.02619 >=16% Yellow 0.017607 0.10825 0.018276 Celery, Cheese Freq Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq 3-hydroxydecanoate Olives Freq 0.034271 Fried Fish 0.029653 0.108189 0.018342 Freq anthranilate Herbal Tea −0.02746 SF_White 0.025736 0.106492 0.020264 Freq Cheese_wt 5-methyluridine SF_Tahini_wt 0.021722 SF_Vegetable 0.019528 0.106348 0.020434 (ribothymidine) Salad_wt 5-bromotryptophan SF_Chocolate_wt 0.023321 0-1.5% −0.02139 0.106233 0.020572 Natural Yogurt Freq 1-(1-enyl- Orange or 0.027062 SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02363 0.106053 0.020788 palmitoyl)-2- Grapefruit linoleoyl-GPC Freq (P-16:0/18:2)* 3-hydroxybutyryl- Parsley, 0.031457 Fried Fish 0.028827 0.105791 0.021107 carnitine (2) Celery, Freq Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq pregnanolone/ Chicken or −0.03249 SF_Wholemeal 0.028136 0.10566 0.021268 allopregnanolone Turkey With Roll_wt sulfate Skin Freq X - 24728 3% Milk Freq −0.04381 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.034071 0.10566 0.021268 1-oleoyl-GPI Apricot Fresh 0.029801 SF_Yellow −0.02767 0.105514 0.021449 (18:1)* or Dry, or Cheese_wt Loquat Freq glycine SF_Schnitzel_wt −0.01648 Canned Tuna −0.01561 0.105187 0.021858 or Tuna Salad Freq dihomo- Nuts, 0.010126 Yeast Cakes −0.00969 0.103924 0.023504 linoleate almonds, and Cookies (20:2n6) pistachios as Rogallach, Freq Croissant or Donut Freq 2-linoleoyl- Pita Freq 0.012823 SF_Potatoes_wt 0.012306 0.103746 0.023745 glycerol (18:2) citrulline 0-1.5% 0.021639 SF_Tomatoes_wt −0.02144 0.103745 0.023746 Natural Yogurt Freq lactosyl-N- SF_Peanuts_wt 0.034836 SF_Cooked −0.03181 0.103546 0.024017 behenoyl- beets_wt sphingosine (d18:1/22:0)* 1-palmitoleoyl- Olives Freq −0.02966 SF_Jam_wt 0.024678 0.103434 0.024171 2-linolenoyl- GPC (16:1/18:3)* bilirubin (Z, Z) SF_Beer_wt 0.013136 SF_Coffee_wt −0.01181 0.10337 0.024259 4-acetamido- Coated or −0.02198 Yeast Cakes −0.01416 0.10241 0.025617 benzoate Stuffed and Cookies Cookies, as Rogallach, Waffles or Croissant or Biscuits Freq Donut Freq docosadienoate Apricot Fresh 0.015876 Yeast Cakes −0.01526 0.102118 0.026043 (22:2n6) or Dry, or and Cookies Loquat Freq as Rogallach, Croissant or Donut Freq vanillactate SF_Wholemeal 0.036466 Green Tea −0.03533 0.101992 0.026229 Bread_wt Freq taurodeoxy- SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.04848 Peanuts Freq −0.04794 0.101769 0.02656 cholic acid 3- sulfate X - 12126 Ordinary −0.04479 Parsley, −0.03788 0.101316 0.027245 Bread or Celery, Challah Freq Fennel, Dill, Cilantro, Green Onion Freq stearate (18:0) SF_Noodles_wt −0.00834 SF_Butter_wt 0.008276 0.101288 0.027287 indolelactate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt 0.012924 SF_French −0.01089 0.10121 0.027407 fries_wt X - 13684 SF_Wholemeal 0.033256 Fried Fish 0.01912 0.100529 0.028469 Bread_wt Freq sulfate of Red Pepper 0.033295 0.5-3% White −0.02573 0.100095 0.029165 piperine Freq Cheese, metabolite Cottage Freq C16H19NO3 (3)* X - 24309 SF_Almonds_wt −0.03293 5-9% White 0.027594 0.099928 0.029436 Cheese, Cottage Freq 1-(1-enyl- SF_Milk_wt 0.018166 Falafel in Pita −0.01552 0.099434 0.030253 palmitoyl)-2- Bread Freq palmitoleoyl-GPC (P-16:0/16:1)* N-acetyl-S- Avocado Freq −0.01643 SF_Bamba_wt 0.016076 0.099093 0.030825 allyl-L-cysteine 2-oxoarginine* White or −0.02507 SF_Olives_wt −0.01742 0.09899 0.031002 Brown Sugar Freq dihomo- Chicken or −0.01601 SF_Wholemeal 0.010357 0.098964 0.031045 linolenate Turkey Light (20:3n3 or n6) Without Skin Bread_wt Freq glycochenode 0.5-3% White −0.02931 Simple 0.022725 0.098913 0.031134 oxycholate Cheese, Cookies or glucuronide Cottage Freq Biscuits Freq (1) N,N-dimethyl-5- Wholemeal or 0.015529 SF_Milk_wt −0.01415 0.098818 0.031297 aminovalerate Rye Bread Freq taurocholate Sausages Freq −0.0284 SF_Cucumber_wt 0.027816 0.09862 0.031639 2-hydroxyadipate SF_Hamburger_wt 0.031487 SF_Cold 0.031274 0.097762 0.033158 cut_wt mannose Cornflakes −0.01579 SF_Danish_wt −0.01488 0.097214 0.034161 Freq X - 19561 SF_Tahini_wt −0.0368 Salty Cheese, 0.033886 0.097147 0.034286 Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq N-acetylalanine Apple Freq 0.01048 SF_Whipped 0.009811 0.096869 0.034806 cream_wt phenylpyruvate SF_Fried −0.00521 Simple 0.003618 0.096291 0.035909 eggplant_wt Cookies or Biscuits Freq stearoylcholine* SF_Hummus 0.026213 SF_Chocolate_wt 0.024884 0.096042 0.036393 Salad_wt palmitoleoyl- Lettuce Freq 0.021993 SF_Yellow 0.021945 0.095522 0.037422 carnitine Cheese_wt (C16:1)* 2-palmitoleoyl- SF_Onion_wt −0.02989 SF_Lettuce_wt 0.027198 0.095476 0.037514 GPC (16:1)* phenol sulfate SF_Potatoes_wt −0.03138 SF_Tea_wt −0.02332 0.095336 0.037796 X - 23739 Beer Freq 0.007641 SF_Rice 0.006021 0.095281 0.037908 crackers_wt 2-stearoyl-GPE SF_Rice 0.017055 Vegetable 0.016613 0.095078 0.03832 (18:0)* crackers_wt Soup Freq glycerate Cooked 0.018335 SF_Apple_wt 0.016299 0.094938 0.038608 Vegetable Salads Freq X - 12100 0-1.5% 0.007183 SF_Natural 0.005165 0.094616 0.039274 Natural Yogurt_wt Yogurt Freq 5alpha-pregnan- Brussels −0.02388 SF_Vegetable −0.02263 0.094124 0.040313 3beta,20alpha- Sprouts, Salad_wt diol disulfate Green or Red Cabbage Freq phenylalanyl- SF_Tofu_wt 0.039139 Onion Freq 0.031693 0.093617 0.041406 glycine heptanoate SF_WhiteWheat_g_wt −0.02279 SF_Sushi_wt −0.02068 0.093589 0.041468 (7:0) 4-acetamido- SF_Chicken −0.02032 SF_Apple_wt 0.019891 0.093556 0.041539 butanoate breast_wt thyroxine SF_Wholemeal 0.027614 Beef, Veal, −0.02723 0.093455 0.041761 Light Lamb, Pork, Bread_wt Steak, Golash Freq 1-oleoyl-GPC Thousand −0.01683 Alcoholic 0.016764 0.093184 0.042361 (18:1) Island Drinks Freq Dressing, Garlic Dressing Freq linoleate Juice Freq −0.01873 SF_Cereals_wt −0.01404 0.092187 0.044627 (18:2n6) galactonate SF_Natural 0.035565 SF_Cucumber_wt 0.021854 0.091788 0.045563 Yogurt_wt octanoyl- SF_Cooked 0.019953 SF_Coffee_wt −0.01683 0.091768 0.04561 carnitine (C8) mushrooms_wt piperine SF_Beer_wt 0.021738 Peach, −0.01748 0.091715 0.045735 Nectarine, Plum Freq N-acetylproline Potatoes −0.0287 SF_Coffee_wt 0.023609 0.091347 0.046616 Boiled, Baked, Mashed, Potatoes Salad Freq X - 12216 SF_Water_wt 0.030604 Roll or −0.02626 0.09095 0.047581 Bageles Freq 2-hydroxyglutarate SF_Rice 0.018396 SF_Apple_wt 0.018065 0.090942 0.0476 crackers_wt choline Turkey −0.00423 SF_Rice_wt 0.004025 0.090928 0.047634 Meatballs, Beef, Chicken Freq 2,2′-Methylene- SF_Vegetable 0.057288 SF_Cake_wt −0.05264 0.090651 0.048319 bis(6-tert- Salad_wt butyl-p-cresol) 5,6-dihydrouridine Turkey −0.02117 SF_Diet −0.01249 0.09055 0.04857 Meatballs, Coke_wt Beef, Chicken Freq cis-4-decenoate SF_Low fat −0.01521 Salty Cheese, −0.01403 0.090157 0.04956 (10:1n6)* Milk_wt Tzfatit, Bulgarian, Brinza, Thick Slice Freq

Food types that can be used for predicting the corresponding metabolite are also recited in Tables 3 and 4.

The analysis of the frequency of consumption of the food types and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types is optionally and preferably by executing a machine learning procedure. Any of the aforementioned types of machine learning procedures can be used for predicting the quantity of the metabolite based on the food types and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types.

When the metabolite is predicted based on the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types, the machine learning procedure used is a trained machine learning procedure. A machine learning procedure can be trained according to some embodiments of the present invention by feeding a machine learning training program with the frequency and/or the daily mean of food types consumed by a cohort of subjects from which the quantities of the metabolite have been determined by blood tests. Once the data are fed, the machine learning training program generates a trained machine learning procedure of a selected type which can then be used without the need to re-train it.

For example, when it is desired to employ decision trees, machine learning training program learns the structure of each tree in a plurality of decision trees (e.g., how many nodes there are in each tree, and how these are connected to one another), and also selects the decision rules for split nodes of each tree. At least a portion of the decision rules relate to one or more food types. A simple decision rule may be a threshold for the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of a particular food type, but more complex rules, relating to more than one food type are also contemplated. The machine learning training program also accumulates data at the leaves of the trees.

The structures of the trees, the decision rules for the split nodes, and the data at the leaves are all selected by the machine learning training program, automatically and typically without user intervention, such that the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types at the root of the trees provide the quantities of the metabolite as determined by blood tests at the leaves of the trees. The final result of the machine learning training program in this case is a set of trees for each metabolite, where the structures, the decision rules for split nodes, and leaf data for each trees are defined by the machine learning training program.

The Examples section that follows describes machine learning training that was used to generate a set of trees for each of a plurality of metabolite, using training data including metabolite quantities and diet data collected from a cohort of about 500 subjects.

In various exemplary embodiments of the invention a library of machine learning procedures is accessed and searched for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite. It was found by the inventors that different libraries of machine learning procedures are suitable for microbiome data and for diet data. Thus, when the metabolite is predicted based on the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types, the library on medium 110 that is used is preferably not the same as the library used for predicting the metabolite based on the microbiome.

When the metabolite is predicted based on the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types, the library can include a machine learning procedure for each of the aforementioned metabolites (in which case N equals the number of the aforementioned metabolites), or a machine learning procedure for each of the metabolites set forth in Table 3 (in which case N equals the number of the metabolites set forth in Table 3), or a machine learning procedure for each of the metabolites set forth in Table 4 (in which case N equals the number of the metabolites set forth in Table 4). Also contemplated are embodiments in which the library includes a machine learning procedure for each of a subset of the aforementioned metabolites or of the metabolites in set forth Table 3, or of the metabolites in set forth Table 4.

FIG. 13 illustrates a machine learning procedure 114 which is the Lth (1≤L≤N) procedure in the library, and which is associated with the metabolite of which the quantity in the blood of the subject is to be predicted. The selected trained procedure 114 is fed with the frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types, and provides an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

When machine learning procedure 114 includes a set of decision trees, each of the trees receives food consumption data (typically frequency of consumption and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types), processes the received food consumption data by the split node decision rules that were defined during the training phase, and provides output values in accordance with the data at the leaves that were also defined during the training phase. The output of all trees is optionally and preferably combined (e.g., summed) to provide the quantity of the respective metabolite.

Preferably, the number of trees in the set is at least 1000 or at least 2000 or more. It was found by the inventors that the food types listed in Table 3 dominate the predicting ability of the decision trees. Thus, in some embodiments of the present invention the number of decision rules relating to the food types listed in Table 3 for the respective metabolite is larger than the number of decision rules relating to other food types.

The Inventors found that the machine learning procedures, particularly, but not exclusively the decision trees, can also be used for solving the inverse problem, wherein the machine learning procedure can recommend one or more amounts of microbiomes of an individual, or recommend consumption of one or more food types.

These embodiments are illustrated in FIG. 14 for the case in which the machine learning procedure recommends one or more amounts of microbiomes, and in FIG. 15 for the case in which the machine learning procedure recommends one or more food types.

With reference to FIGS. 11 and 14, the computer readable medium 110 storing a library of machine learning procedures trained using microbiome data is accessed. The library of trained machine learning procedures is searched for a trained machine learning procedure 112 associated with a metabolite of interest. The selected procedure 112 is then fed with a predetermined quantity of the metabolite of interest and provides an output indicative of recommended amounts of a plurality of microbes of a microbiome. The recommended amounts are amounts that would have resulted, within a tolerance of less than 10%, in the predetermined quantity of the metabolite of interest had the amounts been fed to a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite of interest.

With reference to FIGS. 11 and 15, the computer readable medium 110 storing a library of machine learning procedures trained using frequency and/or the daily mean consumption of the food types is accessed. The library of trained machine learning procedures is searched for a trained machine learning procedure 114 associated with a metabolite of interest. The selected procedure 114 is then fed with a predetermined quantity of the metabolite of interest and provides an output indicative of recommended food consumption, typically a recommended set of food types and optionally a recommended consumption frequency and/or daily mean consumption of food types. The recommended food consumption is food consumption that would have resulted, within a tolerance of less than 10%, in the predetermined quantity of the metabolite of interest had the amounts been fed to a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite of interest.

It was surprisingly found by the Inventors that a trained machine learning procedure that solves the forward problem, wherein the procedure provides a metabolite quantity after beaning fed with microbiome data (FIG. 12), or after being fed with consumption frequency and/or daily mean consumption of food types (FIG. 13), can also be used, optionally and preferably without being re-trained, to solve the backward problem, wherein the procedure provides amounts of microbes (FIG. 14) or food consumption (FIG. 15) after being fed with a metabolite quantity.

It will be appreciated that additional features may be used together with the information regarding bacterial abundance and/or food intake to raise the confidence level of the prediction. Such features include for example a macronutrients feature group which can include the daily mean consumption of macronutrients (lipids, proteins, carbohydrates), calories and water, calculated from real-time logging; an anthropometrics feature group which can include weight, BMI, waist and hips circumference, and waist to hips ratio (WHR); a cardiometabolic feature group which can include systolic and diastolic blood pressure, heart rate in beats per minute and a glycemic status; a lifestyle feature group which can include smoking status (current, past) from questionnaires, and the daily mean sleeping time, exercise time and midday sleep time based on the real time logging; a “drugs” feature group which can included binary features representing the reported medication intake of common drugs from questionnaires, and medication groups; a “time of day” feature which is a binary feature indicating whether the sample was taken during the first half of the day; a “seasonal effects” feature which is the month in which the sample was taken, and may also be also grouped months by season (Winter: December-February; Spring: March-May; Summer: June-August; Fall: September-November).

Once the prediction has been made about the metabolite, the present inventors contemplate corroborating the quantity of the metabolite by directly analyzing the amount of that metabolite in the blood of the subject. It is to be understood, however, that while such corroboration is contemplated in some embodiments of the present invention, the corroboration not necessary for the prediction itself. As demonstrated in the Example section that follows, the present inventors were able to train a machine learning procedure such that when fed by the input data (e.g., microbiome data, food consumption data) machine learning procedure, once trained, is capable of predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject even without performing direct analysis of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject.

Direct analysis of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject can be performed, for example, during or after the training of the machine learning procedure in order to determine whether the quantity of the metabolite that the machine learning procedure predicts is of clinical relevance, e.g. with a confidence level of at least 90% or at least 95%.

The confidence level of the metabolite quantity can be affirmed by conducting a hypothesis test as known in the art. Typically, the hypothesis test includes selecting the null and alternative hypotheses, and also selecting decision criteria, which are factors upon which a decision to reject or fail to reject the null hypothesis is based. Typical decision criteria include a choice of a test statistic and significance level (denoted algebraically as “alpha”) to be applied to the analysis. Many different test statistics can be used in hypothesis testing, including mean, variance and the like. A p-value can be calculated and be compared to the significance level. The p-value is quantitative assessment of the probability of observing a value of the test statistic that is either as extreme as or more extreme than the calculated value of the test statistic.

Once it is established that a particular trained machine learning procedure is capable of providing clinically relevant predictions for a particular metabolite, the trained machine learning procedure can execute without performing direct analysis of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject.

Following is a description of techniques suitable for corroborating the quantity of the metabolite in the blood of the subject by direct analysis.

In one embodiment, metabolites are identified using a physical separation method.

The term “physical separation method” as used herein refers to any method known to those with skill in the art sufficient to produce a profile of changes and differences in small molecules produced in hSLCs, contacted with a toxic, teratogenic or test chemical compound according to the methods of this invention. In a preferred embodiment, physical separation methods permit detection of cellular metabolites including but not limited to sugars, organic acids, amino acids, fatty acids, hormones, vitamins, and oligopeptides, as well as ionic fragments thereof and low molecular weight compounds (preferably with a molecular weight less than 3000 Daltons, and more particularly between 50 and 3000 Daltons). For example, mass spectrometry can be used. In particular embodiments, this analysis is performed by liquid chromatography/electrospray ionization time of flight mass spectrometry (LC/ESI-TOF-MS), however it will be understood that metabolites as set forth herein can be detected using alternative spectrometry methods or other methods known in the art for analyzing these types of compounds in this size range.

Certain metabolites can be identified by, for example, gene expression analysis, including real-time PCR, RT-PCR, Northern analysis, and in situ hybridization.

In addition, metabolites can be identified using Mass Spectrometry such as MALDI/TOF (time-of-flight), SELDI/TOF, liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS), gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GC-MS), high performance liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (HPLC-MS), capillary electrophoresis-mass spectrometry, nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometry, tandem mass spectrometry (e.g., MS/MS, MS/MS/MS, ESI-MS/MS etc.), secondary ion mass spectrometry (SIMS), or ion mobility spectrometry (e.g. GC-IMS, IMS-MS, LC-IMS, LC-IMS-MS etc.).

Mass spectrometry methods are well known in the art and have been used to quantify and/or identify biomolecules, such as proteins and other cellular metabolites (see, e.g., Li et al., 2000; Rowley et al., 2000; and Kuster and Mann, 1998).

In certain embodiments, a gas phase ion spectrophotometer is used. In other embodiments, laser-desorption/ionization mass spectrometry is used to identify metabolites. Modern laser desorption/ionization mass spectrometry (“LDI-MS”) can be practiced in two main variations: matrix assisted laser desorption/ionization (“MALDI”) mass spectrometry and surface-enhanced laser desorption/ionization (“SELDI”).

In MALDI, the metabolite is mixed with a solution containing a matrix, and a drop of the liquid is placed on the surface of a substrate. The matrix solution then co-crystallizes with the biomarkers. The substrate is inserted into the mass spectrometer. Laser energy is directed to the substrate surface where it desorbs and ionizes the proteins without significantly fragmenting them. However, MALDI has limitations as an analytical tool. It does not provide means for fractionating the biological fluid, and the matrix material can interfere with detection, especially for low molecular weight analytes.

In SELDI, the substrate surface is modified so that it is an active participant in the desorption process. In one variant, the surface is derivatized with adsorbent and/or capture reagents that selectively bind the biomarker of interest. In another variant, the surface is derivatized with energy absorbing molecules that are not desorbed when struck with the laser. In another variant, the surface is derivatized with molecules that bind the biomarker of interest and that contain a photolytic bond that is broken upon application of the laser. In each of these methods, the derivatizing agent generally is localized to a specific location on the substrate surface where the sample is applied. The two methods can be combined by, for example, using a SELDI affinity surface to capture an analyte (e.g. biomarker) and adding matrix-containing liquid to the captured analyte to provide the energy absorbing material.

For additional information regarding mass spectrometers, see, e.g., Principles of Instrumental Analysis, 3rd edition., Skoog, Saunders College Publishing, Philadelphia, 1985; and Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 4.sup.th ed. Vol. 15 (John Wiley & Sons, New York 1995), pp. 1071-1094.

In some embodiments, the data from mass spectrometry is represented as a mass chromatogram. A “mass chromatogram” is a representation of mass spectrometry data as a chromatogram, where the x-axis represents time and the y-axis represents signal intensity. In one aspect the mass chromatogram is a total ion current (TIC) chromatogram. In another aspect, the mass chromatogram is a base peak chromatogram. In other embodiments, the mass chromatogram is a selected ion monitoring (SIM) chromatogram. In yet another embodiment, the mass chromatogram is a selected reaction monitoring (SRM) chromatogram. In one embodiment, the mass chromatogram is an extracted ion chromatogram (EIC).

In an EIC, a single feature is monitored throughout the entire run. The total intensity or base peak intensity within a mass tolerance window around a particular analyte's mass-to-charge ratio is plotted at every point in the analysis. The size of the mass tolerance window typically depends on the mass accuracy and mass resolution of the instrument collecting the data. As used herein, the term “feature” refers to a single small metabolite, or a fragment of a metabolite. In some embodiments, the term feature may also include noise upon further investigation.

Detection of the presence of a metabolite will typically involve detection of signal intensity. This, in turn, can reflect the quantity and character of a biomarker bound to the substrate. For example, in certain embodiments, the signal strength of peak values from spectra of a first sample and a second sample can be compared (e.g., visually, by computer analysis etc.) to determine the relative amounts of particular metabolites. Software programs such as the Biomarker Wizard program (Ciphergen Biosystems, Inc., Fremont, Calif.) can be used to aid in analyzing mass spectra. The mass spectrometers and their techniques are well known.

A person skilled in the art understands that any of the components of a mass spectrometer, e.g., desorption source, mass analyzer, detect, etc., and varied sample preparations can be combined with other suitable components or preparations described herein, or to those known in the art. For example, in some embodiments a control sample may contain heavy atoms, e.g. ¹³C, thereby permitting the test sample to be mixed with the known control sample in the same mass spectrometry run. Good stable isotopic labeling is included.

In one embodiment, a laser desorption time-of-flight (TOF) mass spectrometer is used. In laser desorption mass spectrometry, a substrate with a bound marker is introduced into an inlet system. The marker is desorbed and ionized into the gas phase by laser from the ionization source. The ions generated are collected by an ion optic assembly, and then in a time-of-flight mass analyzer, ions are accelerated through a short high voltage field and let drift into a high vacuum chamber. At the far end of the high vacuum chamber, the accelerated ions strike a sensitive detector surface at a different time. Since the time-of-flight is a function of the mass of the ions, the elapsed time between ion formation and ion detector impact can be used to identify the presence or absence of molecules of specific mass to charge ratio.

In one embodiment of the invention, levels of metabolites are detected by MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry.

Methods of detecting metabolites also include the use of surface plasmon resonance (SPR). The SPR biosensing technology has been combined with MALDI-TOF mass spectrometry for the desorption and identification of metabolites.

Data for statistical analysis can be extracted from chromatograms (spectra of mass signals) using softwares for statistical methods known in the art. “Statistics” is the science of making effective use of numerical data relating to groups of individuals or experiments. Methods for statistical analysis are well-known in the art.

In one embodiment a computer is used for statistical analysis.

In one embodiment, the Agilent MassProfiler or MassProfilerProfessional software is used for statistical analysis. In another embodiment, the Agilent MassHunter software Qual software is used for statistical analysis. In other embodiments, alternative statistical analysis methods can be used. Such other statistical methods include the Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) test, Chi-square test, Correlation test, Factor analysis test, Mann-Whitney U test, Mean square weighted derivation (MSWD), Pearson product-moment correlation coefficient, Regression analysis, Spearman's rank correlation coefficient, Student's T test, Welch's T-test, Tukey's test, and Time series analysis.

In different embodiments signals from mass spectrometry can be transformed in different ways to improve the performance of the method. Either individual signals or summaries of the distributions of signals (such as mean, median or variance) can be so transformed. Possible transformations include taking the logarithm, taking some positive or negative power, for example the square root or inverse, or taking the arcsin (Myers, Classical and Modern Regression with Applications, 2nd edition, Duxbury Press, 1990).

The ability to quantitate the amount of a metabolite allows for the diagnosis of diseases which are known to be associated with an up- or down-regulation of that metabolite.

Thus, according to another aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of diagnosing a disease of a subject comprising predicting the quantity of at least one metabolite which is indicative of the disease, wherein the predicting is carried out as described herein, thereby diagnosing the disease.

As used herein the term “diagnosing” refers to determining presence or absence of a pathology (e.g., a disease, disorder, condition or syndrome), classifying a pathology or a symptom, determining a severity of the pathology, monitoring pathology progression, forecasting an outcome of a pathology and/or prospects of recovery and screening of a subject for a specific disease.

Once the level of the metabolite is measured, it is typically compared to a level of that metabolite in a control subject who is known not to be suffering from said disease. If the amount of the metabolite is significantly up- or down-regulated (e.g. by as much as 1.5 fold, 2 fold, 5 fold, 10 fold or more), then it is indicative that the subject has the disease.

Measuring the amount of the metabolite in the control subject may be carried out prior to, at the same time as, or following measuring the amount of the metabolite of the test subject. Preferably, the abundance of said metabolite is measured in a plurality of control subjects. The data from such measurements may be stored in a database, as further described herein below.

Examples of metabolites whose levels are indicative of diseases include cholesterol (for diagnosis of atherosclerosis, cardio vascular disease (CVD)), and glucose (for diagnosis of diabetes). Particular embodiments of the present invention contemplate a metabolite that is not glucose and is also not cholesterol.

Additional examples of metabolites whose levels are indicative of diseases include trimethylamine N-oxide (TMAO) (for diagnosis of CVD); 3-Carboxy-4-methyl-5-propyl-2-furanpropionic acid (CMPF)—(for diagnosis of chronic kidney disease (CKD)); indoxyl sulfate (for diagnosis of CKD, CVD); and phenylacetylglutamine for diagnosis of CKD, CVD, overall mortality. Additional metabolites which are indicative of disease are listed in Man Lam et al., Journal of Genetics and Genomics 44 (2017) 127e138, the contents of which are incorporated herein by reference.

Examples of diseases that may be diagnosed according to this aspect of the present invention include, but are not limited to atherosclerosis, cardio vascular disease (CVD), metabolic diseases such as diabetes, chronic kidney disease and cancer.

According to some embodiments of the invention, screening of the subject for a specific disease is followed by substantiation of the screen results using gold standard methods. Furthermore, once the disease has been diagnosed, the disease may be treated using methods known in the art, particular to each disease.

It will be appreciated that since the methods describe herein pinpoint particular bacterial functions (e.g. species, genus, families etc.) that contribute to the amount of blood metabolites, the present invention can be used for determining which microbes should be altered in order to bring about a particular effect on a particular blood metabolite.

Thus, according to yet another aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of altering the amount of a metabolite. The method optionally and preferably comprises predicting the amount of the metabolite, and administering to the subject one or more agents which specifically increases or decreases the microbe(s), wherein the agent is selected based on the quantity of the metabolite. The prediction of the metabolite can be done using a machine learning procedure, as described above with respect to FIGS. 11 and 12. Thus, computer readable medium 110 storing the library of machine learning procedures is accessed. The library can be searched for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite. The amounts of the microbes are fed to the selected procedure, which provides an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.

The microbe(s) of the microbiome to be specifically increased or decreased can be selected, according to some embodiments of the present invention, using machine learning. This can be done by operating the trained machine learning procedure to solve the aforementioned inverse problem (FIG. 14), in a manner that will now be explained.

Suppose, for example, that a biological microbiota sample is taken from the body of the subject and is analyzed by biological assays. Suppose that the results of the assays show that the biological microbiota sample contains a set of microbes present at a respective set of amounts in the biological microbiota sample. Suppose further that the amounts of microbes found by the biological assays are fed to a machine learning procedure that has been trained using microbiome data and that is associated with a particular metabolite. Suppose further that the machine learning procedure predicts (FIG. 12) a certain quantity of the particular metabolite, that the predicted quantity is clinically unsatisfactory, and that it is desired to alter the quantity of the particular metabolite to a new, desired, quantity. In this case, the desired, quantity of the particular metabolite can be fed to a machine learning procedure (that has been trained using microbiome data and that is associated with the particular metabolite) in a manner that the machine learning procedure propagates backwards to solve the inverse problem and to provide a set of recommended amounts of microbes (FIG. 14).

The recommended amounts of microbes found by the machine learning procedure can then be compared to the amounts of microbes found by the biological assays, and the agents that are administered are selected based on this comparison. For example, when for a particular microbe, the recommended amount is less that the amount found by the biological assays, the subject is administered with an agent that increases the amount of that particular microbe. Conversely, when for a particular microbe, the recommended amount is more that the amount found by the biological assays, the subject is administered with an agent that decreases the amount of that particular microbe. Also, when for a particular microbe, the recommended amount is the same or approximately the same (with tolerance of up to 10%) as the amount found by the biological assays, no agent is administered for this microbe.

According to one particular embodiment, the altering is carried out by increasing a bacterial population whose level is predicted to being below the level in a healthy subject. Table 1 provides examples of bacterial populations which positively and negatively correlate with a particular metabolite, predictor 1 being of the most significance and predictor 5 being of the least significance.

For example, according to Table 1, a positive number represents a positive correlation of that microbe with the corresponding metabolite and a negative number represents an inverse correlation of that microbe with the corresponding metabolite. Therefore in order to increase the level of X-16124 for example, agents may be provided which increase the level of F: Eggerthellaceae; and decrease the level of S: Gordonibacter pamelaeae.

Altering the amount of particular metabolites may be beneficial to the health of the subject.

According to a particular embodiment, altering the amount of a metabolite is beneficial for the treatment and/or prevention of a disease. Exemplary diseases include, but are not limited to those described herein above.

The term “treating” refers to inhibiting, preventing or arresting the development of a pathology (disease, disorder or condition) and/or causing the reduction, remission, or regression of a pathology. Those of skill in the art will understand that various methodologies and assays can be used to assess the development of a pathology, and similarly, various methodologies and assays may be used to assess the reduction, remission or regression of a pathology.

As used herein, the term “preventing” refers to keeping a disease, disorder or condition from occurring in a subject who may be at risk for the disease, but has not yet been diagnosed as having the disease.

Upregulation:

An agent which increases the amount of a particular bacteria includes that particular bacteria itself (i.e. a probiotic composition).

The term “probiotic” as used herein, refers to one or more microorganisms which, when administered appropriately, can confer a health benefit on the host or subject and/or reduction of risk and/or symptoms of a disease, disorder, condition, or event in a host organism.

The present invention contemplates an agent which up-regulates at least one strain, 10 strains, 20 strains, 30 strains, 40 strains, 50 strains, 60 strains, 70 strains, 80 strains, 90 strains or all of the strains of the above disclosed species.

In one embodiment, the agent specifically upregulates the specified species of bacteria.

Thus, for example, the agent may increase the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least one other bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the particular bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other bacterial species of the microbiome.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent increases the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent upregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

According to an embodiment of this aspect of the present invention, the agent increases the species of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to a different genus present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent increases the species of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to a different genus present in the microbiome.

According to one embodiment, the agent increases the species of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to the same genus present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent increases the species of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to the same genus present in the microbiome.

Preferably, the agents of this aspect of the present invention are capable of increases the growth and/or colonization of the bacterial species.

Exemplary agents that are capable of increasing the specified species include microbial compositions. Such microbial compositions typically do not comprise more than 100 bacterial species, more than 90 bacterial species, more than 80 bacterial species, more than 70 bacterial species, more than 60 bacterial species, more than 50 bacterial species, more than 40 bacterial species, more than 30 bacterial species, more than 20 bacterial species, more than 10 bacterial species, or even more than 5 bacterial species.

The microbial compositions of the present invention are not fecal transplants derived from a healthy subject.

The bacterial compositions can comprise more than one strain of a bacterial species, more than 2 strains of a bacterial species, more than 3 strains of a bacterial species, more than 4 strains of a bacterial species, more than 5 strains of a bacterial species, more than 6 strains of a bacterial species, more than 7 strains of a bacterial species, more than 8 strains of a bacterial species, more than 9 strains of a bacterial species, more than 10 strains of a bacterial species, more than 11 strains of a bacterial species, more than 12 strains of a bacterial species, more than 13 strains of a bacterial species, more than 14 strains of a bacterial species, more than 15 strains of a bacterial species, more than 16 strains of a bacterial species, more than 17 strains of a bacterial species, more than 18 strains of a bacterial species, more than 19 strains of a bacterial species, more than 20 strains of a bacterial species or more.

The present inventors contemplate microbial compositions where more than 10%, 20%, 30%, 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90% or even 100%, of the bacteria of the composition is bacteria of the specified bacterial species.

The present inventors contemplate any formulation for the microbial compositions so long as the bacterial population within is capable of propagating when administered to the subject.

The compositions of the present invention may be formulated as a food supplement, an enema, a tablet, a capsule or a syringe.

The compositions of the invention can be formulated as a slurry, saline or buffered suspensions (e.g., for an enema, suspended in a buffer or a saline), in a drink (e.g., a milk, yoghurt, a shake, a flavoured drink or equivalent) for oral delivery, and the like.

In alternative embodiments, compositions of the invention can be formulated as an enema product, a spray dried product, reconstituted enema, a small capsule product, a small capsule product suitable for administration to children, a bulb syringe, a bulb syringe suitable for a home enema with a saline addition, a powder product, a powder product in oxygen deprived sachets, a powder product in oxygen deprived sachets that can be added to, for example, a bulb syringe or enema, or a spray dried product in a device that can be attached to a container with an appropriate carrier medium such as yoghurt or milk and that can be directly incorporated and given as a dosing for example for children.

In one embodiment, compositions of the invention can be delivered directly in a carrier medium via a screw-top lid wherein the bacterial material is suspended in the lid and released on twisting the lid straight into the carrier medium.

In alternative embodiments methods of delivery of compositions of the invention include use of bacterial slurries into the bowel, via an enema suspended in saline or a buffer, via a small bowel infusion via a nasoduodenal tube, via a gastrostomy, or by using a colonoscope.

According to still another embodiment, the microbial composition of any of the aspects of the present invention is devoid (or comprises only trace quantities) of fecal material (e.g., fiber).

The probiotic bacteria may be in any suitable form, for example in a powdered dry form. In addition, the probiotic microorganism may have undergone processing in order for it to increase its survival. For example, the microorganism may be coated or encapsulated in a polysaccharide, fat, starch, protein or in a sugar matrix. Standard encapsulation techniques known in the art can be used. For example, techniques discussed in U.S. Pat. No. 6,190,591, which is hereby incorporated by reference in its entirety, may be used.

According to a particular embodiment, the probiotic microorganism composition is formulated in a food product, functional food or nutraceutical.

In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a dairy product. In some embodiments, a dairy product is or comprises a yogurt product. In some embodiments, a dairy product is or comprises a milk product. In some embodiments, a dairy product is or comprises a cheese product. In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a juice or other product derived from fruit. In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a product derived from vegetables. In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a grain product, including but not limited to cereal, crackers, bread, and/or oatmeal. In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a rice product. In some embodiments, a food product, functional food or nutraceutical is or comprises a meat product.

Prior to administration, the subject may be pretreated with an agent which reduces the number of naturally occurring microbes in the microbiome (e.g. by antibiotic treatment). According to a particular embodiment, the treatment significantly eliminates the naturally occurring gut microflora by at least 20%, 30% 40%, 50%, 60%, 70%, 80% or even 90%.

Downregulation:

The present invention contemplates an agent which down-regulates at least one strain, 10% of the strains, 20% of the strains, 30% of the strains, 40% of the strains, 50% of the strains, 60% of the strains, 70% of the strains, 80% of the strains, 90% of the strains or all of the strains of any of the uncovered species recited in Table 1.

Thus, for example, the agent may reduce the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least one other bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the particular bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other bacterial species of the microbiome.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial species as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial species by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial species of the microbiome of the subject.

According to an embodiment of this aspect of the present invention, the agent reduces the species of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to a different genus present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent reduces the species of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to a different genus present in the microbiome.

According to one embodiment, the agent reduces the species of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to the same genus present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent reduces the species of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other species of bacteria that belongs to the same genus present in the microbiome.

Preferably, the agents of this aspect of the present invention are capable of decreasing the growth and/or colonization of the bacterial species.

The agent which downregulates the bacteria that is recited in Tables 1 or 2 may be able to reduce the amount (either absolute or relative amount) and/or activity (either absolute or relative activity) of a particular strain of bacteria.

According to a particular embodiment, the agent specifically downregulates the specified strain.

Thus, in one embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least one other bacterial strain of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the particular bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other bacterial strain of the microbiome.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 10% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 20% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 30% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 40% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 50% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 60% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 70% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 80% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

In another embodiment, the agent reduces the amount of the specified bacterial strain as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject, by at least 2 fold. According to a particular embodiment, the agent downregulates the specified bacterial strain by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least 90% of the total bacterial strains of the microbiome of the subject.

According to an embodiment of this aspect of the present invention, the agent reduces the strain of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other strain of bacteria that belongs to a different species present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent reduces the strain of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other strain of bacteria that belongs to a different species present in the microbiome.

According to one embodiment, the agent reduces the strain of bacteria by at least 2 fold as compared to at least one other strain of bacteria that belongs to the same species present in the microbiome.

According to a particular embodiment the agent reduces the strain of bacteria by at least 5 fold, 10 fold or more as compared to at least one other strain of bacteria that belongs to the same species present in the microbiome.

Preferably, the agents of this aspect of the present invention are capable of decreasing the growth and/or colonization of the bacterial strain.

An exemplary agent which is capable of reducing a particular bacterial species or strain is an antibiotic.

As used herein, the term “antibiotic agent” refers to a group of chemical substances, isolated from natural sources or derived from antibiotic agents isolated from natural sources, having a capacity to inhibit growth of, or to destroy bacteria, and other microorganisms, used chiefly in treatment of infectious diseases.

Examples of antibiotics contemplated by the present invention include, but are not limited to Daptomycin; Gemifloxacin; Telavancin; Ceftaroline; Fidaxomicin; Amoxicillin; Ampicillin; Bacampicillin; Carbenicillin; Cloxacillin; Dicloxacillin; Flucloxacillin; Mezlocillin; Nafcillin; Oxacillin; Penicillin G; Penicillin V; Piperacillin; Pivampicillin; Pivmecillinam; Ticarcillin; Aztreonam; Imipenem; Doripenem; Meropenem; Ertapenem; Clindamycin; Lincomycin; Pristinamycin; Quinupristin; Cefacetrile (cephacetrile); Cefadroxil (cefadroxyl); Cefalexin (cephalexin); Cefaloglycin (cephaloglycin); Cefalonium (cephalonium); Cefaloridine (cephaloridine); Cefalotin (cephalothin); Cefapirin (cephapirin); Cefatrizine; Cefazaflur; Cefazedone; Cefazolin (cephazolin); Cefradine (cephradine); Cefroxadine; Ceftezole; Cefaclor; Cefamandole; Cefmetazole; Cefonicid; Cefotetan; Cefoxitin; Cefprozil (cefproxil); Cefuroxime; Cefuzonam; Cefcapene; Cefdaloxime; Cefdinir; Cefditoren; Cefetamet; Cefixime; Cefmenoxime; Cefodizime; Cefotaxime; Cefpimizole; Cefpodoxime; Cefteram; Ceftibuten; Ceftiofur; Ceftiolene; Ceftizoxime; Ceftriaxone; Cefoperazone; Ceftazidime; Cefclidine; Cefepime; Cefluprenam; Cefoselis; Cefozopran; Cefpirome; Cefquinome; Fifth Generation; Ceftobiprole; Ceftaroline; Not Classified; Cefaclomezine; Cefaloram; Cefaparole; Cefcanel; Cefedrolor; Cefempidone; Cefetrizole; Cefivitril; Cefmatilen; Cefmepidium; Cefovecin; Cefoxazole; Cefrotil; Cefsumide; Cefuracetime; Ceftioxide; Azithromycin; Erythromycin; Clarithromycin; Dirithromycin; Roxithromycin; Telithromycin; Amikacin; Gentamicin; Kanamycin; Neomycin; Netilmicin; Paromomycin; Streptomycin; Tobramycin; Flumequine; Nalidixic acid; Oxolinic acid; Piromidic acid; Pipemidic acid; Rosoxacin; Ciprofloxacin; Enoxacin; Lomefloxacin; Nadifloxacin; Norfloxacin; Ofloxacin; Pefloxacin; Rufloxacin; Balofloxacin; Gatifloxacin; Grepafloxacin; Levofloxacin; Moxifloxacin; Pazufloxacin; Sparfloxacin; Temafloxacin; Tosufloxacin; Besifloxacin; Clinafloxacin; Gemifloxacin; Sitafloxacin; Troyafloxacin; Prulifloxacin; Sulfamethizole; Sulfamethoxazole; Sulfisoxazole; Trimethoprim-Sulfamethoxazole; Demeclocycline; Doxycycline; Minocycline; Oxytetracycline; Tetracycline; Tigecycline; Chloramphenicol; Metronidazole; Tinidazole; Nitrofurantoin; Vancomycin; Teicoplanin; Telavancin; Linezolid; Cycloserine 2; Rifampin; Rifabutin; Rifapentine; B acitracin; Polymyxin B; Viomycin; Capreomycin.

Antibacterial agents also include antibacterial peptides. Examples include but are not limited to abaecin; andropin; apidaecins; bombinin; brevinins; buforin II; CAP18; cecropins; ceratotoxin; defensins; dermaseptin; dermcidin; drosomycin; esculentins; indolicidin; LL37; magainin; maximum H5; melittin; moricin; prophenin; protegrin; and or tachyplesins.

According to a particular embodiment, the antibiotic is a non-absorbable antibiotic.

Other agents which are not antibiotics are also contemplated by the present inventors.

Thus the present inventors contemplate the use of bacteriophages to downregulate the disclosed bacterial species/strains.

As used herein, the term “bacteriophage” refers to a virus that infects and replicates within bacteria. Bacteriophages are composed of proteins that encapsulate a genome comprising either DNA or RNA. Bacteriophages replicate within bacteria following the injection of their genome into the bacterial cytoplasm.

In one embodiment, the bacteriophage is a lytic bacteriophage. In another embodiment, the bacteriophage is lysogenic.

In some embodiments, the bacteriophages are used in combination with one or more other bacteriophages. The combinations of bacteriophages can target the same detrimental microorganism or different detrimental microorganisms. Preferably, the combination of bacteriophages targets the same detrimental microorganism.

In some embodiments, the bacteriophage or combination of bacteriophages are used in combination with one or more probiotic microorganisms—such as those described herein below.

In other embodiments, the bacteriophages or combination of bacteriophages are used in combination with one or more antibiotic, as disclosed herein.

In some embodiments, the bacteriophage is administered orally at a dose ranging from 10⁵ to 10¹⁰ plaque-forming units (PFU)/g, preferably 10⁷ to 10⁸ PFU/g. In some embodiments, the bacteriophages are administered at a dose of 10⁵ to 10¹⁰ PFU/day, preferably 10⁷ to 10⁸ PFU/day.

According to another embodiment, the agent is a bacteriophage protein such as an isolated phage protein, e.g., a lysin protein, tail protein, or active fragment.

In one embodiment, the agent which is capable of down-regulating a particular bacterial species/strain is a bacterial population that competes with the bacterial species/strain for essential resources. Bacterial compositions are further described herein below.

In still another embodiment, the agent which is capable of down-regulating a particular bacterial species/strain is a metabolite of a competing bacterial population (or even from the same species/strain) that serves to decrease the relative amount of the bacterial species/strain.

Additional agents that can specifically reduce a particular bacterial species or strain are known in the art and include polynucleotide silencing agents.

Preferably, the polynucleotide silencing agent of this aspect of the present invention targets a sequence that encodes at least one essential gene (i.e., compatible with life) in the bacteria. The sequence which is targeted should be specific to the particular bacteria species that it is desired to down-regulate. Such genes include ribosomal RNA genes (16S and 23S), ribosomal protein genes, tRNA-synthetases, as well as additional genes shown to be essential such as dnaB, fabI, folA, gyrB, murA, pytH, metG, and tufA(B).

According to an embodiment of the invention, the polynucleotide silencing agent is specific to the target RNA and does not cross inhibit or silence other targets or a splice variant which exhibits 99% or less global homology to the target gene, e.g., less than 98%, 97%, 96%, 95%, 94%, 93%, 92%, 91%, 90%, 89%, 88%, 87%, 86%, 85%, 84%, 83%, 82%, 81% global homology to the target gene; as determined by PCR, Western blot, Immunohistochemistry and/or flow cytometry.

One agent capable of downregulating an essential bacterial gene is a RNA-guided endonuclease technology e.g. CRISPR system. In one embodiment, the CRISPR system is expressed in a bacteriophage.

As used herein, the term “CRISPR system” also known as Clustered Regularly Interspaced Short Palindromic Repeats refers collectively to transcripts and other elements involved in the expression of or directing the activity of CRISPR-associated genes, including sequences encoding a Cas gene (e.g. CRISPR-associated endonuclease 9), a tracr (trans-activating CRISPR) sequence (e.g. tracrRNA or an active partial tracrRNA), a tracr-mate sequence (encompassing a “direct repeat” and a tracrRNA-processed partial direct repeat) or a guide sequence (also referred to as a “spacer”) including but not limited to a crRNA sequence (i.e. an endogenous bacterial RNA that confers target specificity yet requires tracrRNA to bind to Cas) or a sgRNA sequence (i.e. single guide RNA).

In some embodiments, one or more elements of a CRISPR system is derived from a type I, type II, or type III CRISPR system. In some embodiments, one or more elements of a CRISPR system (e.g. Cas) is derived from a particular organism comprising an endogenous CRISPR system, such as Streptococcus pyogenes, Neisseria meningitides, Streptococcus thermophilus or Treponema denticola.

In general, a CRISPR system is characterized by elements that promote the formation of a CRISPR complex at the site of a target sequence (also referred to as a protospacer in the context of an endogenous CRISPR system).

In the context of formation of a CRISPR complex, “target sequence” refers to a sequence to which a guide sequence (i.e. guide RNA e.g. sgRNA or crRNA) is designed to have complementarity, where hybridization between a target sequence and a guide sequence promotes the formation of a CRISPR complex. Full complementarity is not necessarily required, provided there is sufficient complementarity to cause hybridization and promote formation of a CRISPR complex. Thus, according to some embodiments, global homology to the target sequence may be of 50%, 60%, 70%, 75%, 80%, 85%, 90%, 95% or 99%. A target sequence may comprise any polynucleotide, such as DNA or RNA polynucleotides. In some embodiments, a target sequence is located in the nucleus or cytoplasm of a cell.

Thus, the CRISPR system comprises two distinct components, a guide RNA (gRNA) that hybridizes with the target sequence, and a nuclease (e.g. Type-II Cas9 protein), wherein the gRNA targets the target sequence and the nuclease (e.g. Cas9 protein) cleaves the target sequence. The guide RNA may comprise a combination of an endogenous bacterial crRNA and tracrRNA, i.e. the gRNA combines the targeting specificity of the crRNA with the scaffolding properties of the tracrRNA (required for Cas9 binding). Alternatively, the guide RNA may be a single guide RNA capable of directly binding Cas.

Typically, in the context of an endogenous CRISPR system, formation of a CRISPR complex (comprising a guide sequence hybridized to a target sequence and complexed with one or more Cas proteins) results in cleavage of one or both strands in or near (e.g. within 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 20, 50, or more base pairs from) the target sequence. Without wishing to be bound by theory, the tracr sequence, which may comprise or consist of all or a portion of a wild-type tracr sequence (e.g. about or more than about 20, 26, 32, 45, 48, 54, 63, 67, 85, or more nucleotides of a wild-type tracr sequence), may also form part of a CRISPR complex, such as by hybridization along at least a portion of the tracr sequence to all or a portion of a tracr mate sequence that is operably linked to the guide sequence.

In some embodiments, the tracr sequence has sufficient complementarity to a tracr mate sequence to hybridize and participate in formation of a CRISPR complex. As with the target sequence, a complete complementarity is not needed, provided there is sufficient to be functional. In some embodiments, the tracr sequence has at least 50%, 60%, 70%, 80%, 90%, 95% or 99% of sequence complementarity along the length of the tracr mate sequence when optimally aligned.

Introducing CRISPR/Cas into a cell may be effected using one or more vectors driving expression of one or more elements of a CRISPR system such that expression of the elements of the CRISPR system direct formation of a CRISPR complex at one or more target sites. For example, a Cas enzyme, a guide sequence linked to a tracr-mate sequence, and a tracr sequence could each be operably linked to separate regulatory elements on separate vectors. Alternatively, two or more of the elements expressed from the same or different regulatory elements, may be combined in a single vector, with one or more additional vectors providing any components of the CRISPR system not included in the first vector. CRISPR system elements that are combined in a single vector may be arranged in any suitable orientation, such as one element located 5′ with respect to (“upstream” of) or 3′ with respect to (“downstream” of) a second element. The coding sequence of one element may be located on the same or opposite strand of the coding sequence of a second element, and oriented in the same or opposite direction. A single promoter may drive expression of a transcript encoding a CRISPR enzyme and one or more of the guide sequence, tracr mate sequence (optionally operably linked to the guide sequence), and a tracr sequence embedded within one or more intron sequences (e.g. each in a different intron, two or more in at least one intron, or all in a single intron).

As well as altering the bacterial composition of the microbiome of the subject, the present inventors also contemplate altering food intake to control the level of a metabolite.

Thus, according to a particular aspect of the present invention there is provided a method of providing dietary advice to a subject, the method comprising predicting the level of a metabolite in the blood by carrying out the methods described herein, wherein when said metabolite is above or below the recommended level of said metabolite, recommending consumption of at least one food type that alters the level of said metabolite.

The dietary advice can be provided, according to some embodiments of the present invention, using machine learning. This can be done by operating the trained machine learning procedure to solve the aforementioned inverse problem (FIG. 15), in a manner that will now be explained.

Suppose, for example, that for a particular subject it was found that a certain quantity Q1 of a particular metabolite is clinically unsatisfactory, and that it is desired to alter the quantity of the particular metabolite to a new, desired, quantity Q2. The quantity Q1 can be found by performing a blood test or, more preferably, by feeding a machine learning procedure that has been trained using food consumption data and that is associated with a particular metabolite, with the frequency and/or the daily mean consumption of several food types (FIG. 13).

The desired quantity Q2 of the particular metabolite can fed to a machine learning procedure (that has been trained using food consumption data and that is associated with the particular metabolite) in a manner that the machine learning procedure propagates backwards to solve the inverse problem and to provide a recommended food consumption (FIG. 15), typically a recommended set of food types and optionally a recommended consumption frequency and/or daily mean consumption of food types. The recommended food consumption can be used as the dietary advice.

In one embodiment, the metabolite is set forth in Table 3 and more preferably in Table 4.

The dietary advise provided to the subject could include a list of foods that may help in increasing or decreasing that metabolite.

According to one particular embodiment, the altering is carried out by increasing intake of a food whose level is predicted to being below the level in a healthy subject. Table 3 provides examples food types which positively correlate with a particular metabolite.

For example, according to Table 3, in order to increase the level of 1-methylxanthine for example, the amount of coffee intake should be increased.

Tables 3 and 4 list the most preferred foods that can be altered in order to alter the level of the corresponding metabolite, predictor 1 being of the most significance and predictor 5 being of the least significance. Of note, the abbreviation “wt” which appears in the Tables refers to the daily mean consumption of specific food types in grams.

As used herein the term “about” refers to ±10%.

The terms “comprises”, “comprising”, “includes”, “including”, “having” and their conjugates mean “including but not limited to”.

The term “consisting of” means “including and limited to”.

The term “consisting essentially of” means that the composition, method or structure may include additional ingredients, steps and/or parts, but only if the additional ingredients, steps and/or parts do not materially alter the basic and novel characteristics of the claimed composition, method or structure.

As used herein, the singular form “a”, “an” and “the” include plural references unless the context clearly dictates otherwise. For example, the term “a compound” or “at least one compound” may include a plurality of compounds, including mixtures thereof.

Throughout this application, various embodiments of this invention may be presented in a range format. It should be understood that the description in range format is merely for convenience and brevity and should not be construed as an inflexible limitation on the scope of the invention. Accordingly, the description of a range should be considered to have specifically disclosed all the possible subranges as well as individual numerical values within that range. For example, description of a range such as from 1 to 6 should be considered to have specifically disclosed subranges such as from 1 to 3, from 1 to 4, from 1 to 5, from 2 to 4, from 2 to 6, from 3 to 6 etc., as well as individual numbers within that range, for example, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. This applies regardless of the breadth of the range.

Whenever a numerical range is indicated herein, it is meant to include any cited numeral (fractional or integral) within the indicated range. The phrases “ranging/ranges between” a first indicate number and a second indicate number and “ranging/ranges from” a first indicate number “to” a second indicate number are used herein interchangeably and are meant to include the first and second indicated numbers and all the fractional and integral numerals therebetween.

As used herein the term “method” refers to manners, means, techniques and procedures for accomplishing a given task including, but not limited to, those manners, means, techniques and procedures either known to, or readily developed from known manners, means, techniques and procedures by practitioners of the chemical, pharmacological, biological, biochemical and medical arts.

As used herein, the term “treating” includes abrogating, substantially inhibiting, slowing or reversing the progression of a condition, substantially ameliorating clinical or aesthetical symptoms of a condition or substantially preventing the appearance of clinical or aesthetical symptoms of a condition.

When reference is made to particular sequence listings, such reference is to be understood to also encompass sequences that substantially correspond to its complementary sequence as including minor sequence variations, resulting from, e.g., sequencing errors, cloning errors, or other alterations resulting in base substitution, base deletion or base addition, provided that the frequency of such variations is less than 1 in 50 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 100 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 200 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 500 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 1000 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 5,000 nucleotides, alternatively, less than 1 in 10,000 nucleotides.

It is appreciated that certain features of the invention, which are, for clarity, described in the context of separate embodiments, may also be provided in combination in a single embodiment. Conversely, various features of the invention, which are, for brevity, described in the context of a single embodiment, may also be provided separately or in any suitable subcombination or as suitable in any other described embodiment of the invention. Certain features described in the context of various embodiments are not to be considered essential features of those embodiments, unless the embodiment is inoperative without those elements.

Various embodiments and aspects of the present invention as delineated hereinabove and as claimed in the claims section below find experimental support in the following examples.

EXAMPLES

Reference is now made to the following examples, which together with the above descriptions illustrate some embodiments of the invention in a non limiting fashion.

Generally, the nomenclature used herein and the laboratory procedures utilized in the present invention include molecular, biochemical, microbiological and recombinant DNA techniques. Such techniques are thoroughly explained in the literature. See, for example, “Molecular Cloning: A laboratory Manual” Sambrook et al., (1989); “Current Protocols in Molecular Biology” Volumes I-III Ausubel, R. M., ed. (1994); Ausubel et al., “Current Protocols in Molecular Biology”, John Wiley and Sons, Baltimore, Md. (1989); Perbal, “A Practical Guide to Molecular Cloning”, John Wiley & Sons, New York (1988); Watson et al., “Recombinant DNA”, Scientific American Books, New York; Birren et al. (eds) “Genome Analysis: A Laboratory Manual Series”, Vols. 1-4, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, New York (1998); methodologies as set forth in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,666,828; 4,683,202; 4,801,531; 5,192,659 and 5,272,057; “Cell Biology: A Laboratory Handbook”, Volumes I-III Cellis, J. E., ed. (1994); “Culture of Animal Cells—A Manual of Basic Technique” by Freshney, Wiley-Liss, N. Y. (1994), Third Edition; “Current Protocols in Immunology” Volumes I-III Coligan J. E., ed. (1994); Stites et al. (eds), “Basic and Clinical Immunology” (8th Edition), Appleton & Lange, Norwalk, Conn. (1994); Mishell and Shiigi (eds), “Selected Methods in Cellular Immunology”, W. H. Freeman and Co., New York (1980); available immunoassays are extensively described in the patent and scientific literature, see, for example, U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,791,932; 3,839,153; 3,850,752; 3,850,578; 3,853,987; 3,867,517; 3,879,262; 3,901,654; 3,935,074; 3,984,533; 3,996,345; 4,034,074; 4,098,876; 4,879,219; 5,011,771 and 5,281,521; “Oligonucleotide Synthesis” Gait, M. J., ed. (1984); “Nucleic Acid Hybridization” Hames, B. D., and Higgins S. J., eds. (1985); “Transcription and Translation” Hames, B. D., and Higgins S. J., eds. (1984); “Animal Cell Culture” Freshney, R. I., ed. (1986); “Immobilized Cells and Enzymes” IRL Press, (1986); “A Practical Guide to Molecular Cloning” Perbal, B., (1984) and “Methods in Enzymology” Vol. 1-317, Academic Press; “PCR Protocols: A Guide To Methods And Applications”, Academic Press, San Diego, Calif. (1990); Marshak et al., “Strategies for Protein Purification and Characterization—A Laboratory Course Manual” CSHL Press (1996); all of which are incorporated by reference as if fully set forth herein. Other general references are provided throughout this document. The procedures therein are believed to be well known in the art and are provided for the convenience of the reader. All the information contained therein is incorporated herein by reference.

This Example examines the relationship between levels of serum metabolites and a rich resource of clinical parameters, dietary intake patterns, lifestyle measurements, human genetics and gut microbiota composition across a large healthy cohort. This Example demonstrates that using these features highly accurate out-of-sample predictions for over 1000 circulating serum metabolites can be obtained, with diet and gut microbiome having the highest predictive power, and being particularly predictive for unknown compounds. The inventors uncovered a list of associations between genetic loci and circulating blood metabolites and showed that we replicate several known links between specific SNPs and metabolites. By applying the prediction models of the present embodiments to an independent cohort of 31 participants, the inventors validated many of the associations. Using feature attribution analysis on the resulting predictive models, the inventors uncovered both known and novel associations between diet, gut microbiome and the levels of blood metabolites.

This Example demonstrates that many metabolites are exclusively explained by gut microbiome composition, highlighting its potential as their key determinant, and revealed the identities and predicted candidate structure of many unknown compounds which are highly predictable by the microbiome.

This Example also demonstrates that the uncovered associations are causal, as levels of metabolites were predicted to be positively associated with bread increased following a randomized clinical trial of bread intervention.

This Example concentrates on estimates computed via out-of-sample predictions, since such evaluation of performance is based only on unseen samples as the most strict and conservative estimate of performance. As such, the results presented herein constitute a lower bound for the amount of variance in metabolite levels that may be explained by the various features we examined.

The heterogeneity of the data is advantageous since its estimates do not depend on modeling assumptions.

Materials and Methods

All statistical and machine learning analyses were performed using Python (version 2.7.8).

Description of Cohorts

We analyzed banked samples from two previously collected cohorts^(25,48), for a total of 522 Israeli individuals. Studies were approved by Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center Institutional Review Board (IRB), approval numbers TLV-0658-12, TLV-0050-13 and TLV-0522-10; Kfar Shaul Hospital IRB, approval number 0-73. All participants signed written informed consent forms. Full study designs, including inclusion and exclusion criteria were described elsewhere^(25,48). In brief, participants in both studies were healthy individuals aged between 18 and 70. All participants answered detailed medical, lifestyle and nutritional questionnaires, provided stool and serum samples for metagenomic sequencing and metabolomics, were genotyped, underwent a comprehensive blood test, and for a period of at least one week, recorded all of their daily activities and nutritional intake in real-time using their smartphones with a specialized app provided to them⁴⁸.

Feature Groups

The “diet” feature group includes answers for a detailed food frequency questionnaire (FFQ) aimed at capturing long term dietary habits, and the daily mean consumption of different food types, computed over a week based on real-time logging. In both cases we kept only items which were reported to be consumed at least once by at least 1% of our participants, resulting in 670 different food types from logging, and 141 different items from the FFQ.

The “macronutrients” feature group includes the daily mean consumption of macronutrients (lipids, proteins, carbohydrates), calories and water, calculated from real-time logging.

The “anthropometrics” feature group includes weight, BMI, waist and hips circumference, and waist to hips ratio (WHR).

The “cardiometabolic” feature group includes systolic and diastolic blood pressure, heart rate in beats per minute and a glycemic status as previously described³⁰.

The “drugs” feature group includes 30 binary features representing the intake of 20 common medications as reported in questionnaires, in addition to 10 medication groups as previously described³⁰. We included only drugs reported to be used by at least 1% of our participants.

The “clinical data” feature group includes the age and sex of the participants, and the following feature groups described above: anthropometrics, cardiometabolic, and drugs.

The “lifestyle” feature group includes smoking status (current, past), stress levels obtained from questionnaires, and the daily mean sleeping time, exercise time and midday sleep time based on real time logging.

The “time of day” feature is a binary feature indicating whether the sample was taken during the first half of the day.

The “seasonal effects” feature is the month in which the sample was taken. In some analyses we also grouped months by season (Winter: December-February; Spring: March-May; Summer: June-August; Fall: September-November).

The “microbiome” feature group includes bacterial relative abundance calculated both by considering coverage (see below), and by MetaPhlAn2⁵⁵, as well as the first 10 principal components computed over the log transformed relative abundance of a bacterial gene catalog⁵⁶ as previously described³⁰′⁵⁷. Preprocessing steps are described below.

We further defined a full model that included all of the above.

Metabolomics Profiling and Preprocessing Metabolite concentrations were measured in serum samples by Metabolon, Inc., Durham, N.C., USA, by using an untargeted LC/MS platform as previously described⁶′⁵⁸′⁵⁹. A total of 540 serum samples were profiled, 19 of which were control samples (technical replicate) pooled from several individuals. The other 521 serum samples belonged to 491 participants.

We removed from further analysis 27 metabolites with less than 10 measurements across our cohort, and 54 metabolites that we found to have significantly different distributions in samples collected in two different recruitment centers (Mann-Whitney U p<0.05/1251; Bonferroni corrected). For the remaining 1170 metabolites, we performed robust standardization (subtracting the median and dividing by the standard deviation) over the log (base 10) transformed levels, followed by clipping outlier samples which were farther than 5 standard deviations. We next used two separate normalization schemes, one for single metabolites, which we subsequently used in the feature attribution analysis, and the second for metabolite groups, which we used for global and enrichment analyses.

For single metabolites, we regressed metabolite levels against storage times (only for metabolites present in at least 50 samples), and finally, imputed missing values as the minimum value per metabolite. For the second scheme, metabolites were grouped by correlation with a Spearman rho threshold of 0.85. This is done in order to handle possible bias resulting from uncertainty of metabolite assignments and a high rate of highly correlated mass spectrometry peaks, and resulted in 1067 metabolite groups, 982 of which are singletons. The value of the metabolite group was set to the mean. The category of each metabolite group was assigned based on majority vote, where unknown compounds were excluded from the vote unless all metabolites in the group were unknown.

Microbiome Preprocessing

Sample collection, DNA extraction, and sequencing of the samples in this study was described previously^(25,30,48) Briefly, we used only samples which were collected using swabs, filtered metagenomic reads containing Illumina adapters, filtered low-quality reads and trimmed low-quality read edges. We detected host DNA by mapping with GEM⁶⁰ to the human genome (hg19) with inclusive parameters, and removed human reads. We subsampled all samples to have 10 million reads.

Bacterial relative abundance estimation was performed by mapping bacterial reads to species-level genome bins (SGB) representative genomes³³. We selected all SGB representatives with at least 5 genomes in group, and for these representative genomes kept only unique regions as a reference data set. Mapping was performed using bowtie2⁶¹ and abundance was estimated by calculating the mean coverage of unique genomic regions across the 50 percent most densely covered areas as previously described⁵⁷′⁶². Feature names include the lowest taxonomy level identified.

Comparing Metabolomics to Lab Tests

We compared the levels of both creatinine and cholesterol which we previously obtained via standard lab tests²⁵ with their metabolomic levels. Since the lab tests were performed by two different labs, we centered the tests by reducing from the value of each sample the mean of all tests taken in the lab in which it was performed. We then performed a standardization of the resulting measurements. The metabolomic profiling and the lab tests were performed on two samples taken at the same blood draw.

Correlation of Metabolic Profiles within and Between Individuals

We compared the levels of both creatinine and cholesterol which we previously obtained via standard lab tests²⁵ with their metabolomic levels. Since the lab tests were performed by two different labs, we centered the tests by reducing from the value of each sample the mean of all tests taken in the lab in which it was performed. We then performed a standardization of the resulting measurements. The metabolomic profiling and the lab tests were performed on two samples taken at the same blood draw.

Predictive Models of Metabolite Groups

We used gradient boosting decision trees from the LightGBM (version 2.1.2) package²⁷, in order to predict the levels of 1067 metabolite groups based on 7 feature groups in held-out subjects. In order to estimate the EV of each metabolite group we ran a 5-fold cross validation (CV) model using each feature group as input, and evaluated the results using Pearson correlation. For all prediction results we computed 95% confidence intervals and p-values via 1000 iterations of bootstrapping⁶³. In each bootstrap iteration, we performed a random 5-fold cross validation, were in each fold we randomly sampled (with replacement) a group of subjects from the training set to have the same size as the current training set. We next used this set in order to train our model and evaluated the model's performance on the set of subjects in the remaining fold. Finally we computed the Pearson correlation between the measured values of the metabolite and the concatenation of the CV's predicted values as obtained from the bootstrapping iteration. We applied the Fisher transformation to the Pearson correlations we got from bootstrapping in order to induce normality⁶⁴, and then computed a standard error, and estimated the p-values via the normal CDF using the Wald test⁶⁵, such that our null hypothesis is that the correlations should distribute normally with zero mean. Confidence intervals were computed empirically from the bootstrapping correlations. We corrected p-values of predictions for multiple hypotheses using the Bonferroni procedure within each feature group (p<0.05/1067). In all CV and bootstrapping runs we used a fixed and predetermined set of hyperparameters (Table 5).

TABLE 5 Microbiome and Other feature Diet groups LightGBM HyperParameter learning_rate 0.005 0.01 max_depth default 5 feature_fraction 0.2 0.8 num_leaves default 25 min_data_in_leaf 15 15 metric 12 12 early_stopping_rounds None None n_estimators 2000 200 bagging_fraction 0.8 0.9 bagging_freq 1 5 num_threads 1 1 verbose −1 −1 silent TRUE TRUE

Testing for SNP Associations with Metabolites

Genotype processing and imputation of 413 individuals were described previously³⁰. We performed genome wide associations for single metabolites (n=1170) and calculated the p-value and the estimated effect sizes using plink (v1.07). When declaring a genome-wide significance for the SNP-metabolite associations we used a conservative Bonferroni adjustment procedure to control for the false discovery rate due to the large number of SNPs tested (p<(5×10⁻⁸)/1170). We performed all genome wide associations using imputed genotypes. Results presented in FIGS. 2A-F are based on a similar analysis performed over the metabolite groups (n=1067).

For the replication of SNP-metabolite associations from a previous study⁶ we correlated the EV of each metabolite from a model based on top significantly associated SNPs in the TwinsUK, and the effect size of the single top significantly associated SNP in this study. Only 301 metabolites which were measured in both studies were considered for analysis.

Pathway Category Enrichment Analysis

For each pathway category we used a Mann-Whitney U test comparing the prediction accuracy of metabolites from that category compared to prediction accuracy of metabolites from other categories. Direction of enrichment was determined by the sign of the Mann-Whitney U test statistic. We considered only metabolite groups for which at least one feature group had a significant prediction (after correcting for multiple hypothesis), resulting with 982 metabolite groups.

Validation of Metabolite Predictions

For every feature group, we trained a prediction model based solely on the samples from the main cohort, and evaluated its performance on the independent validation cohort. In all validation analyses we only considered 877 metabolite groups which were present in both the main and the validation cohort. We did not validate the associations of metabolites with time of day as all of our samples in the validation cohort were taken during the same time of the day.

Feature Attribution Analysis

We used SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations)³⁴, a recently introduced framework for interpreting predictions, which assigns each feature an importance value for a particular prediction. Briefly, for a specific prediction, a feature's SHAP value is defined as the change in the expected value of the model's output when this feature is observed vs when it is missing. It is computed using a sum that represents the impact of each feature being added to the model averaged over all possible orderings of features being introduced.

Individual SHAP values were computed for held-out subjects in 5-fold CV using the module TreeExplainer (version 0.24.0)³⁵′⁶⁶, based on models trained only on features from the respective feature group. Before training, we standardized the levels of target metabolites, so that SHAP values from different models would be comparable (they are measured in the same units as the target). In each CV fold we ran a random hyperparameter search consistent of 10 iterations using the module RandomizedSearchCV from sklearn (version 0.20.4), and chose the best model for predicting the held out subjects and computing SHAP values. In all feature attribution analyses we used the ungrouped list of 1170 metabolites.

For every feature, we computed the mean absolute SHAP value across all instances in a specific model, reflecting the mean impact of each feature on the predictions and serving as a feature importance measure. We further used these values to compute directional mean absolute SHAP values, by multiplying them with the sign of the Spearman correlation between the population feature and the target. Here, positive values indicate that higher feature values lead, on average, to higher predicted values, while negative values indicate that lower feature values lead, on average, to lower predicted values.

When performing feature attribution analysis with gut microbiome data as input, we only included the relative abundance of SGB representative genomes as features, taking only features which were present in over 5% of the samples, resulting with 753 bacterial taxa. When using diet as input, we only considered features which were present in at least 5% of the samples, resulting with 398 food types from logging and items from the FFQ.

Comparing Gradient Boosting Decision Trees with a Linear Model

We compared the EV of every single metabolite obtained for a GBDT and a Lasso regression model. The EV of all models were calculated in 5-fold CV, where in each fold we ran a hyperparameter search consistent of 10 iterations as described above. We used LightGBM as the GBDT model, and Lasso regression (sklearn, version 0.20.4) as the linear model, since its regularization scheme is better suited for a large number of features, as in the case of diet and gut microbiome composition. Since GBDT handles missing values well, we first imputed all missing values as the median of each feature to assure a fair comparison. When applying the models on the microbiome data, we used log 10 transformed values.

Estimating Relative Predictive Power of Feature Groups

In order to estimate the relative predictive power of different feature groups we first applied a principal component analysis over the metabolite groups data to get the first 400 PCs which constitute >99% of the total variance in the data (FIG. 16). We then used 5-fold CV prediction models as described above to predict the PCs based on the different feature groups independently. As baseline, we used the full model, which consists of all features combined to predict the levels of the PCs, and estimated the overall fraction of variance explained by: (Σ_(i)EV_(i)×PC_(i))/(Σ_(i)PC_(i)), where the summation is from i=1 to i=nPC, EV_(i) is the fraction of EV that the model recovers for PC i, PC_(i) is the fraction of variance that PC i explains out of the overall variation in the data, and nPC is the number of the first PCs, those which capture the most variation. For the features we have collected, we defined this sum obtained for the full model as the total explainable variance in circulating blood metabolites. Next, for every feature group we computed a similar expression and calculated the relative predictive power by dividing this expression by that of the full model. The estimates we present are for nPC=15, as the overall EV of the full model that we estimated using the first 15 PCs constitutes over 97% of the overall EV of the full model based on all 400 PCs.

Identification of Unknown Metabolites by Metabolon

Identification of unknown metabolites was done as previously described²⁹. Briefly, identification of tentative structural features for unknown biochemicals incorporates a detailed analysis of mass spec data, i.e., gathering information such as the accurate monoisotopic mass, the elution time and fragmentation pattern of the primary ion, and correlation to other molecules. The accurate monoisotopic mass is used to identify a likely structural formula for the unknown biochemical, which is then used to search against chemical structure databases. When a candidate structure fits the accurate monoisotopic mass and fragmentation data, an authentic standard is commercially purchased or synthesized (when possible). Conformation of a proposed structure is based on a match to three primary criteria, including co-elution with the unknown molecule of interest, and a high degree match to both the accurate monoisotopic mass and fragmentation pattern.

Interaction Networks

We used a graphical layout in order to visualize the associations of features with the levels of metabolites. The nodes are either metabolites or features, and the edges are the directional mean absolute SHAP values computed from models trained only on features from the respective feature group as described above. All networks were constructed using Cytoscape⁶⁷. The threshold for presenting SHAP values as edges was determined as 0.12, keeping the network sparse enough for convenience of visualization.

Analysis of Bread Intervention

In order to find the associations between metabolite levels and the consumption of both types of bread in the study cohort we computed the directional mean absolute SHAP values of the reported consumption of both white and whole-wheat bread for all metabolites. The SHAP values were computed in cross validation from models based only on the reported consumption of each type of bread. We ranked the metabolites according to their directional mean absolute SHAP value for each type of bread and used the top 5% positively and negatively driven metabolites for further analysis. The prediction models were constructed using 458 samples of distinct individuals, a subset of our cohort from which we excluded all samples of individuals which participated in the intervention study.

For each metabolite in every individual, we computed the FC of metabolite levels between the samples taken at the end of the first week of intervention and the start of that week. Prior to computing FC we imputed missing values with the minimum per metabolite and standardized their log (base 10) transformed levels. Furthermore, for each intervention group, we computed the mean FC of every metabolite based on the 10 samples from that group. We then compared the mean FC of the top 5% positively and negatively driven metabolites mentioned above within each intervention group by performing a rank sum test (Mann-Whitney U) over the mean FC.

For comparing the FC of betaine and cytosine between the two intervention groups, we used a Mann-Whitney U test.

LMM-Based Estimates of the Explained Variance of Metabolites Using Gut Microbiome

For the in-sample estimation of EV for metabolites based on gut microbiome we used a linear mixed model framework that we had recently developed³⁰. Briefly, we used GCTA⁶⁸, a tool used in statistical genetics for the estimating of SNP-based genetic kinship. Instead of a matrix of host SNPs, as is commonly used in GCTA, we used a kinship matrix computed over the presence-absence of microbial species which were also used as features in the out-of-sample prediction models. We added the storage time as a covariate to the model. P-values were computed using RL-SKAT⁶⁹.

Results

Accurate and Reproducible Untargeted Serum Metabolomics from a Deeply Phenotyped Human Cohort

We used mass spectrometry to profile 521 serum samples from 491 healthy individuals for whom we previously collected extensive clinical data, anthropometrics measurements, cardiometabolic parameters, medication data, lifestyle, genetics, gut microbiome, dietary logging and answers to clinical and nutritional questionnaires²⁵ (FIG. 1A-B; Methods). Our untargeted metabolomics measured the levels of 1251 metabolites, covering a wide range of biochemicals including lipids, amino acids, xenobiotics, carbohydrates, peptides, nucleotides and approximately 30% unknown compounds (FIG. 1C, Methods). Most measured metabolites were prevalent across the cohort, including 498 metabolites detected in all samples, and 1104 metabolites detected in at least 50% of the samples (FIG. 1D).

To test whether our measurements accurately report metabolite levels, we compared the metabolomic levels of creatinine and cholesterol to measurements of these compounds using standardized lab tests (Methods) performed separately on different blood samples taken from the same individual on a single visit, and found excellent agreement (R=0.87, creatinine; R=0.79, cholesterol, FIGS. 8A-B). Further demonstrating the reproducibility of our metabolomic measurements, we found that samples taken one week apart for 20 participants were significantly correlated (median Spearman R=0.68, std=0.06), in contrast to samples of different participants that show no correlation (median Spearman R=0.05, std=0.12; Methods; FIG. 1E). In addition to validating the reproducibility and accuracy of our data, these results are consistent with previous work showing that the human metabolic phenotype is stable even over several years²⁶, and suggest that this metabolic profile is a unique ‘fingerprint-like’ person-specific signature.

Diet, Microbiome, and Clinical Data Predict the Levels of Most Serum Metabolites

To estimate the extent to which metabolites can be predicted by the wealth of data we collected, we devised machine learning algorithms that predict the levels of each metabolite in held-out subjects (out-of-sample 5-fold cross validation prediction). One exception was human genetics, for which we considered the explained variance (EV) of each metabolite as that of the single most associated SNP (Methods). For prediction, we used gradient boosting decision trees²⁷ (GBDT; Methods) as these are powerful models which perform well in many different settings and can capture nonlinear interactions which are likely to be present in such a heterogeneous feature space and within the high dimensionality of the diet and microbiome data. We found that GBDT systematically outperformed linear models (Lasso; Methods), with a median and maximum EV gain of 3.3 and 38%, respectively, for prediction with diet data and 4.3 and 13% for prediction with microbiome data. (FIGS. 9A-E). Notably, our predictions were statistically significant for over 92% of the metabolite groups tested, following a strict Bonferroni correction (Methods), using at least one of the feature groups, with diet significantly explaining the largest number of metabolites (636), and gut microbiome explaining 389 metabolites (FIG. 2A-B). Together, our models explained over 10% of the variance for 467 metabolite groups (FIG. 2D), with a median R² of 10.7% (range 1.1-75.3%). For some metabolites, our models explained over 50% of the variance, using either genetics, sex, dietary, or microbiome features. For example, gut microbiome features alone explained 60% of the variance of the unknown compound X-16124.

To understand whether specific feature groups better predict certain types of metabolites, we checked, for each feature group, whether any type of metabolites was enriched with superior predictions (FIG. 2C). We found that clinical data, which includes age, sex, anthropometrics and cardiometabolic parameters, better predicted blood lipids, amino acids and peptides compared to xenobiotics and unknown compounds (FIG. 2C). In contrast, gut microbiome data predominantly explained levels of unknown compounds (p<0.005), highlighting the potential of the microbiome for discovering microbiome-derived metabolites and explaining the origin of the large number of unknown compounds.

We next asked whether different feature groups predict metabolites with similar accuracy, by computing the correlation between the accuracy of metabolite predictions of every pair of input feature groups (FIG. 2E; FIG. 10). We found that predictions based on clinical data were significantly correlated with those of diet (Spearman R=0.32, p<10⁻²⁰), suggesting that some of the information captured by these feature groups is shared. A comparison to the lower (albeit significant) correlation between predictions made by clinical data and gut microbiome (R=0.22, p<10⁻¹²) implies that each capture unique information about metabolites. In addition, diurnal-based predictions were not correlated with any other feature group, demonstrating that metabolites explained by the time of the day were not predicted by and other data. Notably, predictions based on gut microbiome data had the highest correlation to predictions based on diet (R=0.44, p<10⁻²⁰), suggesting possible interactions between these feature groups in explaining the levels of many serum metabolites, an aspect that we further explore below. Finally, we found that the most genetically heritable metabolites could not be predicted by any of the other feature groups, as there was a negative correlation between the prediction accuracy of the full model and the heritability of metabolites (R=−0.14, p<10⁻⁵).

Taken together, our results show that we can devise statistically significant predictions for most serum metabolites using diet, gut microbiome, or other lifestyle and clinical parameters, with each feature group being especially informative with respect to a different set of metabolites. We next wished to estimate the general predictive power of each feature group across all measured serum metabolites. We built models predicting the principal components of the metabolomics data (FIG. 16), and then looked at the fraction of weighted explained variance in each feature group compared to that achieved with a model based on all features combined. We estimate that diet has the largest predictive power and could be used to infer 48.7% of the explainable variance in circulating blood metabolites compared to the full mode, while the prediction power of lifestyle factors constitute only 1.9% of that EV (FIG. 2F). Notably, gut microbiome data has 30.5% of the predictive power of the full model, and with a large portion of it not overlapping with the predictions of other data, this marks the importance of the microbiome in independently predicting and potentially determining serum metabolites levels.

Metabolite Predictions Replicate in an Independent Cohort

To test the robustness and reproducibility of our associations, we used the following approaches.

Firstly, we asked whether our cohort replicates significant associations between metabolite levels and body mass index (BMI) that were recently reported²⁸, and found that most of these associations replicated with high accuracy (Pearson R=0.85, p<10⁻¹⁰, FIG. 3A).

Secondly, we applied the same metabolomic profiling to an independent cohort of 31 individuals for which we also obtained identical measurements to those we had on the main cohort, including diet and gut microbiome data. Data from this additional cohort were not available to us while developing the prediction models. Notably, using our models, trained only on samples from our main cohort, for metabolites significantly predicted in our main cohort, we obtained predictions with similar accuracy on samples from this independent validation cohort. Specifically, for both diet and gut microbiome data, we found high agreement between the prediction accuracy and the overall predictive power of our models in the main cohort and in the replication cohort (Pearson R=0.59, p<10⁻¹⁸, microbiome; R=0.60, diet, p<10⁻²⁰; FIGS. 3B-C, FIG. 17). These results further validate that our models unravel robust associations between the levels of blood metabolites and the feature groups we measured.

Thirdly, the model of the present embodiments was applied, without modification, to an independent cohort from the United Kingdom [UK Adult Twin Registry, www(dot)twinsuk(dot)ac(dot)uk]. FIGS. 7A and 7B demonstrate that at least the top 50 associations all replicate in this cohort, and that at least 94 out of the top 110 associations replicate. Table 6, below, summarizes the results for the top 110 metabolites, including the explained variance in the two cohorts, and the significance level of the replication, both raw and adjusted for multiple testing.

TABLE 6 TwinsUK TwinsUK TwinsUK PNP R2 p-value q-value R2 X - 16124 0.60193  1.76E−123  1.94E−121 0.42746 X - 11850 0.494078 1.30E−90 7.17E−89 0.334257 100000442 0.466141 2.06E−27 2.52E−26 0.110844 X - 11843 0.436607 4.06E−76 1.49E−74 0.288504 100001405 0.424833 2.42E−06 5.31E−06 0.021954 100001315 0.416363 3.72E−27 3.72E−26 0.109801 100006191 0.4089 7.65E−33 1.05E−31 0.132607 X - 12013 0.396407 4.51E−60 1.24E−58 0.234211 100001417 0.392058 3.90E−11 1.26E−10 0.042661 100001106 0.373802 3.05E−07 7.14E−07 0.025838 100001403 0.368044 0.000767 0.001223 0.011239 X - 12816 0.363962 7.36E−25 5.40E−24 0.100435 100001400 0.360403 4.89E−06 1.03E−05 0.020633 100001399 0.355817 0.00088  0.001383 0.010987 X - 21442 0.350055 2.75E−20 1.68E−19 0.081518 849 0.335179 0.001585 0.002357 0.009912 100000011 0.331918 5.65E−13 2.00E−12 0.050565 100000437 0.331126 0.00761  0.010085 0.007087 100000453 0.322879 2.85E−05 5.43E−05 0.017334 100001397 0.297921 0.000428 0.000736 0.01231 100006098 0.279406 2.39E−15 9.38E−15 0.060702 X - 12216 0.270791 2.52E−19 1.26E−18 0.077493 100000010 0.253025 2.73E−41 6.00E−40 0.165457 100002253 0.241426 3.84E−39 7.03E−38 0.15722 X - 23649 0.24028 4.83E−09 1.44E−08 0.033625 100004112 0.240092 7.02E−13 2.41E−12 0.050159 X - 23997 0.234264 0.005032 0.00675 0.007825 100001092 0.232021 6.21E−17 2.84E−16 0.067422 100001402 0.211918 0.002301 0.003331 0.009235 100001657 0.209332 6.99E−15 2.65E−14 0.058715 X - 12230 0.198428 1.34E−13 4.90E−13 0.053246 100004111 0.198406 5.71E−20 3.31E−19 0.080192 100002021 0.190037 7.69E−35 1.21E−33 0.140485 100001083 0.184587 6.50E−17 2.84E−16 0.067341 X - 12329 0.179864 9.28E−06 1.89E−05 0.019433 X - 12306 0.178041 2.19E−12 7.29E−12 0.048042 X - 21821 0.175098 3.16E−08 8.27E−08 0.0301 X - 23639 0.170295 0.017756 0.022195 0.005596 X - 17351 0.164692 1.09E−08 2.99E−08 0.032101 100002911 0.163574 6.72E−17 2.84E−16 0.067279 100001658 0.162903 1.01E−25 7.97E−25 0.103956 100000014 0.158807 1.50E−19 8.25E−19 0.078438 X - 11315 0.145696 1.33E−06 3.05E−06 0.023072 100001086 0.143621 0.000207 0.000361 0.013655 100009002 0.139306 0.051746 0.061205 0.003771 X - 21752 0.13783 3.48E−24 2.40E−23 0.097664    1135 0.135034 2.24E−18 1.07E−17 0.073506 100000467 0.134245 6.24E−10 1.91E−09 0.037467 X - 12730 0.132732 0.004609 0.006337 0.007983 X - 17185 0.13236 2.45E−07 5.99E−07 0.026249 100000580 0.131515 0.877499 0.877499 2.37E−05 X - 22162 0.130587 0.00256  0.003658 0.009042 X - 21286 0.125927 1.78E−08 4.79E−08 0.031173 X - 17145 0.125471 2.54E−26 2.15E−25 0.106407 100001148 0.114388 2.84E−27 3.13E−26 0.110276 100000436 0.112946 8.08E−09 2.34E−08 0.03266 100001510 0.111889 2.40E−19 1.26E−18 0.077585 100000447 0.111378 0.001518 0.002287 0.009992    136 0.109922 4.15E−21 2.68E−20 0.084944 100005864 0.109533 0.000188 0.000334 0.013825 X - 12738 0.107436 0.00053  0.000861 0.011917    1258 0.106308 0.858411 0.866286 3.18E-05 X - 21339 0.099392 0.004846 0.006581 0.007893 100004208 0.098996 0.000519 0.000861 0.011955 100003434 0.098884 1.78E−15 7.26E−15 0.061243    339 0.09559 5.17E−10 1.62E−09 0.037821 X - 11880 0.090108 6.26E−05 0.000117 0.015872 100001456 0.085311 0.688289 0.714263 0.000161 X - 11308 0.084777 0.052811 0.0618  0.003737 100004046 0.0844 0.110712 0.126858 0.002537 X - 18914 0.082799 0.000172 0.00031  0.013996 100002154 0.081625 6.56E−08 1.64E−07 0.028726 X - 13835 0.079674 0.317852 0.339453 0.000996 100001624 0.079165 9.24E−09 2.61E−08 0.032409 100002241 0.078238 0.046573 0.055685 0.003947 100001022 0.077824 0.012876 0.016664 0.006158 X - 11372 0.077439 0.001173 0.001791 0.010462 X - 21736 0.07603 0.000917 0.001421 0.010912 X - 11381 0.074129 0.000467 0.000791 0.012149    381 0.072941 0.755927 0.769926 9.65E-05 100000445 0.07275 0.014756 0.018874 0.005919 100001162 0.072115 0.559964 0.586629 0.000339 100001743 0.071197 0.002787 0.003931 0.008889 100004110 0.070462 1.67E−06 3.74E−06 0.02265    1668 0.070161 2.86E−07 6.83E−07 0.025962 100001756 0.070086 1.44E−05 2.88E−05 0.01861 X - 23587 0.069924 3.78E−08 9.67E−08 0.029761    1518 0.069794 0.176014 0.197566 0.001827 100003001 0.064862 0.096912 0.112213 0.002748 X - 12221 0.063781 2.86E−05 5.43E−05 0.01733 100001126 0.063769 0.305695 0.329671 0.001047 100002122 0.062773 1.69E−05 3.32E−05 0.018315 100008999 0.061545 0.025154 0.031089 0.004993 100001300 0.061295 0.041996 0.050764 0.004121 100001605 0.060642 0.000532 0.000861 0.01191 100001051 0.060427 0.199497 0.221663 0.001642 100006126 0.060353 0.027193 0.033235 0.004859 X - 16935 0.059659 6.37E−06 1.32E−05 0.020139 100004328 0.059032 0.747708 0.768672 0.000103 100008920 0.058966 0.516784 0.546598 0.00042 100000042 0.058828 0.258925 0.281997 0.001272 100000841 0.058762 0.002027 0.002974 0.009465 X - 12822 0.057473 0.000131 0.00024  0.014499 X - 23314 0.057217 0.204197 0.224617 0.001608 X - 15728 0.057172 7.08E−27 6.49E−26 0.108667 100001541 0.056209 0.131519 0.149145 0.002269 100001055 0.056172 0.011833 0.015495 0.006306 X - 18249 0.054302 0.00363  0.005054 0.008412    240 0.052766 0.017548 0.022187 0.005616 100001034 0.051379 2.98E−06 6.43E−06 0.021559

Novel Associations Between Human Genetics and Circulating Blood Metabolites

Several studies found that human genetics affect serum metabolites^(6,7,29). In this study we measured hundreds of novel molecules which were not yet identified in previously published studies including both serum metabolomics and human genetics, and therefore set to look for novel associations between single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) and serum metabolites levels. Notably, we found 553 statistically significant associations with genetic for 67 metabolites (p<5×10⁻¹¹), many of which are novel. This includes the unknown metabolite X-24809 which was associated with rs4539242 that alone explained 52% of its variance. To further validate our results, we set to replicate previous reported associations between SNPs and the levels of circulating blood metabolites. Among the 529 metabolites analysed in a previous large study which included 7824 individuals⁶, 301 were also measured by us using the same MS platform (Metabolon, inc.; Methods), and 111 of them were reported to have significant associations with SNPs. Due to the difference in cohort sizes, we were limited in terms of the statistical power needed for the replication of relatively small effect variants. Overall, we found a high correlation between the EV of a model based on top significantly associated SNPs in the previous study and a model based on the single top associated SNP in our study (Pearson R=0.73, p<10⁻²⁰; FIG. 18). In our cohort, we found significant associations between SNPs and 14 out of the 111 metabolites, but no significant associations for any of the remaining 190 metabolites (p<10⁻⁶ for only replicating a subgroup of known associations, Fisher exact test). We found that in 11 cases out of the 14 the association between the metabolite and the specific SNP reported in the previous study was replicated in this study, while in the other three cases the associations that we found are novel, in all these cases, the EV by the reported SNP in both the previous study and in this study was highly similar (R=0.91, p<10⁻⁴).

Diet and Gut Microbiome Data Independently Explain a Wide Range of Metabolites

Diet and gut microbiome had the largest predictive power and there is a significant correlation in the metabolites that they each predicted well (FIG. 2E). Since diet is known to modulate the composition of the gut microbiome³⁰⁻³², we sought to unravel which metabolites are more likely to be driven by diet and which by the gut microbiota, by comparing the EV of metabolites obtained by a model based on diet and by one based on gut microbiome data (FIG. 4A). If the prediction of metabolites by the microbiome was confounded by diet, in other words if diet affects both the metabolites and the microbiome, then we would expect that all microbiome-predicted metabolites could also be predicted (possibly with higher accuracy) by diet. However, we found that although some metabolites were significantly predicted by both diet and gut microbiome, many metabolites were predicted well by only one of the two data types (FIG. 4A). To measure the contribution of the microbiome to the prediction of each metabolite, we compared the EV of a model based on both diet and microbiome to a model based only on diet data (FIG. 4B). We found that adding microbiome data to the prediction model improved the model's accuracy in 66% of cases (median and max gain of 2.1%, 61.2% respectively; FIG. 4C). Finally, 34 metabolites were significantly predicted only using the gut microbiome, and the predictions of multiple others improved upon introducing microbiome to the models. Taken together, these results suggest that the gut microbiome modulates the production of many circulating metabolites independent of diet.

We next sought to interpret the diet and gut microbiome models and ask which dietary features and bacterial taxa drive the predictions of each metabolite. Our diet data consists of both answers to food frequency questionnaires and one week of dietary logging collected in real-time via a mobile App we devised²⁵, and thus allows us to address the predictive power of both long term and short term nutritional patterns. The gut microbiome composition is represented as relative abundance of bacterial species and we estimated it based on high depth metagenomic sequencing followed by mapping to a unique and comprehensive microbial database that was recently published³³ (Methods). In order to explain the output of our machine learning models and find specific associations between features and metabolite levels we used SHAP (SHapley Additive exPlanations)³⁴, a feature attribution analysis tool which assigns each feature an importance value (SHAP value) for a particular prediction³⁵ (Methods). Shapley values based analysis in gut microbiome data was recently demonstrated to be useful, as it allowed for the estimation of complex contributions of gut microbiome taxa to functional shifts, while maintaining global community composition properties³⁶.

We found dozens of diet features and bacterial taxa that were strongly predictive of blood metabolites in our models (FIG. 4F; FIGS. 19A-F). Notably, the reported consumption of coffee (both long- and short-term) had higher importance compared to other dietary features with respect to a large number of xenobiotics and unknown compounds. As previously reported³⁷, metabolites from the xanthine metabolism pathway such as paraxanthine (Prediction Pearson R=0.64, p<10⁻²⁰, based on diet data) and caffeine (Prediction R=0.68, p<10⁻²⁰) were significantly predicted using coffee consumption. These metabolites were also significantly predicted using gut microbiome data, with one bacterial feature from the Clostridiceae family being the main predictor. Another strong predictor was the reported consumption of fish, which was assigned with the highest SHAP values in models based on diet features which accurately predicted the levels of several blood lipids such as 3-Carboxy-4-methyl-5-propyl-2-furanpropionic acid (CMPF; prediction R=0.71, p<10⁻²⁰), a potent uremic toxin known to accumulate in the serum of chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients³⁸ and which was also suggested to prevent and reverses steatosis³⁹. Other examples included saccharin (Prediction R=0.6, p<10⁻²⁰) and acesulfame (Prediction R=0.47, p<10⁻²⁰, two artificial sweeteners whose main predictors were the reported consumption of artificial sweeteners and diet soda. As mentioned above, microbiome data alone accurately predicted the levels of many metabolites such as X-16124 (Pearson R=0.77, p<10⁻²⁰), an unknown metabolite whose main predictor is the relative abundance of a bacteria from the Eggerthellaceae family, and X-11850 (R=0.7, p<10⁻²⁰), another unknown compound whose main predictor is a species of Clostridium. The microbiome data was also highly predictive of two uremic toxins (phenylacetylglutamine, R=0.63, p<10⁻²⁰, and indoxyl sulfate, R=0.37, p<10⁻²⁰) previously reported in association with CKD⁴⁰ and several other comorbidities^(41,42), and these predictions were positively driven by a bacteria from the Lachnospiraceae family.

As a more global view, we next asked whether a few bacterial features are important for the prediction of many metabolites, or whether metabolite prediction is specific to several unique important taxa. To this end, for each metabolite we defined its main predictor as the bacterial taxa with the maximal mean absolute SHAP value. We found that 19 bacterial taxa were the main predictors for the top 50 predicted metabolites (Prediction R>0.4; Table 7). One bacterial feature from the Clostridiceae family was the main predictor of 22 of these metabolites which are also strongly associated with coffee consumption in diet-based models. Clostridium sp. CAG:138 was the main predictor of 5 metabolites, including 3 unknown compounds, phenylacetylcarnitine (R=0.47, p<10⁻²⁰) and p-cresol-glucuronide (R=0.64, p<10⁻²⁰) which was previously reported to be metabolized by Clostridium ⁴³. Furthermore, 6 bacterial features were the main predictors of 2 metabolites each, and each of the other 11 bacterial features was a main predictor of a single metabolite. Hence, in most cases many specific bacteria are required in order to accurately predict the levels of distinct metabolites, but in some cases a single bacteria might underlie the predictions of a broad metabolic pathway involving dozens of metabolites. In terms of higher bacterial taxonomy levels, among the bacterial features that best predicted the top 100 metabolites, 89 belonged to Firmicutes, 4 to Actinobacteria and 7 to an unknown phylum, showing the strong predictive power of Firmicutes. Interestingly, although Bacteroidetes is the second most abundant phylum in our cohort (FIG. 20), none of its species was a main predictor for any of the 100 metabolites best predicted with microbiome data.

We next asked whether these single best predictors are sufficient for the accurate prediction of each metabolite or whether additional information regarding the composition of the gut microbiome is needed. To this end, for each metabolite we compared the results from a full model of the microbiome to a prediction model based only on the strongest predictor (FIG. 4D). We found that for most of the metabolites which were best predicted using microbiome data, a model based only on the single best predictor could explain 20-70% of the variance that the full model explained with a median of 36%, showing that for many metabolites the relative abundance of other bacterial taxa are needed for better predictions. In addition, this result implies that the levels of these metabolites are associated with different bacterial taxa in different individuals, as in the case of cinnamoylglycine which is significantly predicted using the full gut microbiome composition (R=0.49, p<10⁻²⁰), yet a model based only on its top predictor fails to provide a significant prediction. In contrast, some metabolites are exclusively predicted by a single bacterial species, as in the case of the unknown metabolite X-16124, for which a model based only on the relative abundance of a bacteria from the Eggerthellaceae family explained 93% of the variance compared to the full model. Indeed in 95% of the individuals where this bacteria was detectable in stool this metabolite was also detectable in their serum, compared to only 23% of individuals for which this bacteria was not detected in their stool (p<10⁻²⁰, FIG. 4E).

TABLE 7 Prediction mean absolute BIOCHEMICAL Main driver Pearson R SHAP values X - 11850 (14306) S: Clostridium sp 0.71031646 0.377656597 CAG 138 X - 11843 (14306) S: Clostridium sp 0.666618163 0.354302695 CAG 138 X - 12013 (14306) S: Clostridium sp 0.648938368 0.302711426 CAG 138 p-cresol-glucuronide* (14306) S: Clostridium sp 0.634978874 0.169905629 CAG 138 phenylacetylcarnitine (14306) S: Clostridium sp 0.452402753 0.102290219 CAG 138 5alpha-androstan- (14311) F: Clostridiaceae 0.43740413 0.099953342 3beta,17alpha-diol disulfate 4-methylcatechol sulfate (14397) S: Collinsella sp 0.403773094 0.210294783 CAG 289 X - 16124 (14816) F: Eggerthellaceae 0.797710646 0.731921094 4-ethylcatechol sulfate (14861) U: Unknown 0.413293556 0.13518011 X - 12816 (14921) U: Unknown 0.557555233 0.345160261 X - 24410 (15119) F: Clostridiales 0.444238234 0.208132929 unclassified X - 24811 (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.538397579 0.486675273 unclassified 5-acetylamino-6-amino-3- (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.525783812 0.384463759 methyluracil unclassified caffeine (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.479015705 0.247431918 unclassified 1,7-dimethylurate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.516271766 0.379716336 unclassified 1,3-dimethylurate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.506154168 0.432380221 unclassified theophylline (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.500430564 0.35139537 unclassified paraxanthine (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.494814811 0.480019756 unclassified quinate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.550659433 0.320069825 unclassified X - 21442 (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.485910453 0.325317846 unclassified 1,3,7-trimethylurate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.481535209 0.332818145 unclassified 1-methylurate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.543233686 0.354953786 unclassified 1-methylxanthine (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.522307846 0.409986488 unclassified citraconate/glutaconate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.397920928 0.126892778 unclassified X - 23649 (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.405318367 0.214755421 unclassified X - 12837 (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.449837283 0.17833279 unclassified 3-methyl catechol sulfate (1) (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.430459047 0.195565418 unclassified X - 23655 (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.419593407 0.266598091 unclassified 3-hydroxypyridine sulfate (15154) F: Clostridiales 0.421956386 0.158726692 unclassified taurolithocholate 3-sulfate (15216) F: Clostridiales 0.409120959 0.082624734 unclassified 3-phenylpropionate (15236) G: Firmicutes 0.463566191 0.061088396 (hydrocinnamate) unclassified cinnamoylglycine (15236) G: Firmicutes 0.50723076 0.095710259 unclassified isoursodeoxycholate (15265) S: Firmicutes 0.45029973 0.072828701 bacterium CAG 103 p-cresol sulfate (15271) S: Ruthenibacterium 0.588586011 0.131445263 lactatiformans X - 23997 (15356) U: Unknown 0.413579828 0.109760662 X - 12216 (15369) S: Faecalibacterium 0.473979701 0.081022475 sp CAG 74 X - 12126 (15369) S: Faecalibacterium 0.506863696 0.116282931 sp CAG 74 X - 12261 (3926) U: Unknown 0.652153347 0.165363667 X - 17612 (3957) F: Lachnospiraceae 0.426420399 0.086057928 phenylacetate (3957) F: Lachnospiraceae 0.564932682 0.083074571 X - 17469 (4552) S: Ruminococcus sp 0.405437752 0.067777374 glycolithocholate sulfate* (4552) S: Ruminococcus sp 0.458290469 0.113144654 X - 21821 (4564) S: Ruminococcus 0.433421509 0.067984888 torques X - 17351 (4564) S: Ruminococcus 0.416500421 0.085811771 torques X - 12851 (4782) U: Unknown 0.479290527 0.141919097 indolepropionate (4810) S: Blautia sp CAG 0.402571341 0.090296832 237 phenylacetylglutamine (4951) S: Roseburia 0.605077279 0.072142918 intestinalis X - 13729 (5190) S: Firmicutes 0.412316821 0.14903645 bacterium CAG 102 N-acetyl-cadaverine (5843) S: Allisonella 0.464233346 0.339842275 histaminiformans ursodeoxycholate (6148) F: 0.412223334 0.133438158 Peptostreptococcaceae

We also explored which metabolites were best explained by gut microbiome data. For each of the metabolite groups which were significantly predicted using the gut microbiome we computed a score between 0 and 1, representing the fraction of variance that the microbiome data model explains out of that explained by the sum of the microbiome model and the next best model from the feature groups except microbiome. For 80 microbiome predicted metabolite groups, the score was higher than 0.5, indicating that microbiome had the highest predictive power among all feature groups tested (Table 8).

TABLE 8 Next best r2 Next best (other than (other than BIOCHEMICAL Score Microbiome r2 Microbiome) Microbiome) carnitine 0.276977 0.059446 0.155178 Sex 3-phenylpropionate 0.765705 0.212152 0.064916 Diet (hydrocinnamate) phenylacetate + 0.927233 0.376409 0.02954 Diet phenylacetylglutamine hippurate 0.435493 0.132882 0.172249 Diet xanthurenate 0.342061 0.016314 0.031379 Diet 3-methyl-2-oxovalerate + 4- 0.157003 0.032823 0.176237 Diet methyl-2-oxopentanoate 3-methylhistidine 0.237835 0.098778 0.316545 Diet glucuronate 0.308446 0.026981 0.060492 Time of day glycodeoxycholate 0.7384 0.150068 0.053166 Time of day quinate 0.367987 0.303854 0.521864 Diet theobromine + 7- 0.276803 0.044924 0.117371 Diet methylxanthine gentisate 0.365171 0.104458 0.181595 Diet paraxanthine 0.366152 0.24232 0.419483 Diet indolelactate 0.090336 0.023379 0.235425 Sex 3-indoxyl sulfate 0.756091 0.129252 0.041696 Diet 1,5-anhydroglucitol (1,5-AG) 0.376695 0.170413 0.281977 Diet 2-arachidonoylglycerol (20:4) 0.333827 0.01343 0.0268 Diet docosahexaenoate (DHA; 0.099721 0.022662 0.204594 Diet 22:6n3) alpha-hydroxyisocaproate 0.190883 0.068172 0.288966 Sex phenyllactate (PLA) 0.107697 0.018901 0.156605 Sex N-acetylaspartate (NAA) 0.569841 0.052896 0.03993 Anthropometrics dehydroisoandrosterone 0.21087 0.059998 0.224529 Age sulfate (DHEA-S) + androstenediol (3beta,17beta) monosulfate (1) acetylcarnitine (C2) 0.242397 0.032595 0.101875 Diet 1-palmitoylglycerol (16:0) 0.200892 0.02802 0.111459 Cardiometabolic tartronate (hydroxymalonate) 0.367069 0.046048 0.079399 Diet oxalate (ethanedioate) 0.299409 0.085133 0.199205 Diet 2,3-dihydroxypyridine 0.332366 0.167731 0.336927 Diet 1-oleoylglycerol (18:1) 0.075271 0.009936 0.122073 Cardiometabolic 2-oleoylglycerol (18:1) 0.237011 0.020489 0.065958 Anthropometrics 2-linoleoylglycerol (18:2) 0.42404 0.020463 0.027794 Sex N-acetylglycine 0.363161 0.044588 0.078189 Diet threonate 0.436455 0.101397 0.130922 Diet indoleacetate 0.617335 0.053492 0.033158 Diet 1-methylhistidine 0.308979 0.080211 0.179388 Sex isobutyrylcarnitine (C4) 0.392293 0.0513 0.079469 Diet glycolithocholate 0.766774 0.092844 0.02824 Time of day indolepropionate 0.705066 0.155376 0.064995 Diet trigonelline (N′- 0.26634 0.13141 0.361983 Diet methylnicotinate) dodecanedioate 0.395794 0.054011 0.082451 Diet 3-methylxanthine 0.266129 0.046021 0.126905 Diet gamma-glutamylvaline 0.268344 0.088646 0.2417 Diet 5-hydroxyhexanoate 0.888408 0.127023 0.015955 Time of day propionylglycine 0.293976 0.032648 0.078409 Diet propionylcarnitine (C3) 0.397752 0.076808 0.116297 Anthropometrics 3-hydroxy-2-ethylpropionate 0.358802 0.05234 0.093534 Diet 3-carboxy-4-methyl-5-propyl- 0.079797 0.04595 0.529887 Diet 2-furanpropanoate (CMPF) I-urobilinogen 0.667928 0.086 0.042756 Time of day tauro-beta-muricholate 0.334622 0.042089 0.083692 Anthropometrics N-acetylarginine 0.171476 0.021006 0.101494 Cardiometabolic piperine 0.379707 0.025898 0.042307 Seasonal effects myristoylcarnitine 0.154516 0.021401 0.117106 Diet (C14) + palmitoylcarnitine (C16) epiandrosterone 0.224373 0.03567 0.123306 Sex sulfate + androsterone sulfate alpha-hydroxyisovalerate 0.266863 0.07422 0.2039 Sex p-cresol sulfate 0.940319 0.366329 0.023251 Diet DSGEGDFXAEGGGVR* + 0.233223 0.02929 0.096297 Diet Fibrinopeptide A (5- 16)* + Fibrinopeptide A (7- 16)* + Fibrinopeptide A (3- 16)** stearoylcarnitine (C18) 0.126388 0.02328 0.160912 Diet isovalerylcarnitine (C5) 0.263186 0.057778 0.161754 Cardiometabolic 1,7- 0.369806 0.266644 0.454393 Diet dimethylurate + theophylline 1-methylurate + 1,3- 0.379695 0.304028 0.496689 Diet dimethylurate 5-acetylamino-6- 0.366103 0.137479 0.238041 Diet formylamino-3-methyluracil 5-acetylamino-6-amino-3- 0.361042 0.269664 0.477241 Diet methyluracil 1-methylxanthine 0.354964 0.288703 0.524628 Diet N1-methylinosine 0.269149 0.034367 0.093322 Diet 4-hydroxyhippurate 0.357954 0.019849 0.035602 Diet 7-methylguanine 0.563232 0.092589 0.0718 Diet 3-methylcytidine 0.550664 0.048046 0.039205 Age N1-Methyl-2-pyridone-5- 0.217095 0.043443 0.156667 Diet carboxamide 1-docosahexaenoylglycerol 0.255119 0.059142 0.172678 Diet (22:6) gamma-glutamylisoleucine* 0.206551 0.053026 0.203694 Anthropometrics oleoylcarnitine (C18:1) 0.192587 0.012451 0.052201 Sex gamma-glutamyl-2- 0.484066 0.052892 0.056374 Diet aminobutyrate 2-methylbutyrylcarnitine (C5) 0.383153 0.093097 0.149879 Sex phenol sulfate 0.92377 0.131786 0.010875 Age pyroglutamine* 0.101858 0.040868 0.360359 Sex 2-hydroxy-3-methylvalerate 0.1959 0.053295 0.218756 Sex dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) 0.409281 0.081046 0.116975 Diet glutarylcarnitine (C5-DC) 0.071028 0.015927 0.208308 Sex tiglylcarnitine (C5:1-DC) 0.179638 0.040058 0.182934 Diet catechol sulfate + O- 0.31156 0.0758 0.167492 Diet methylcatechol sulfate 7-alpha-hydroxy-3-oxo-4- 0.422661 0.033347 0.04555 Sex cholestenoate (7-Hoca) tetradecanedioate 0.293974 0.016216 0.038946 Sex 1-myristoylglycerol (14:0) 0.182225 0.029043 0.130336 Anthropometrics 3-(3- 0.453199 0.087249 0.10527 Diet hydroxyphenyl)propionate + 3- hydroxyhippurate + X - 12543 ectoine 0.207595 0.02318 0.088479 Sex glycolithocholate sulfate* 0.814685 0.206354 0.046939 Sex taurolithocholate 3-sulfate 0.855405 0.190948 0.032277 Anthropometrics deoxycarnitine 0.146301 0.054833 0.319963 Sex 1-ribosyl-imidazoleacetate* 0.357369 0.028333 0.050949 Diet indoleacetylglutamine 0.281227 0.013213 0.03377 Age hexanoylglutamine 0.205895 0.030468 0.117512 Macronutrients tryptophan betaine 0.223764 0.081053 0.281174 Diet 4-ethylphenylsulfate 0.276416 0.076357 0.199882 Diet 3-methyladipate 0.373318 0.031094 0.052197 Diet o-cresol sulfate 0.058764 0.019915 0.318978 Time of day 4-allylphenol sulfate 0.461766 0.059053 0.068832 Diet N-methylproline + stachydrine 0.168014 0.043504 0.215429 Diet beta-cryptoxanthin 0.260259 0.111969 0.318252 Diet 5alpha-androstan- 0.125245 0.04892 0.341679 Sex 3beta,17beta-diol disulfate 5alpha-pregnan- 0.214237 0.029969 0.109918 Age 3beta,20alpha-diol disulfate glycocholenate sulfate* 0.16895 0.013276 0.065304 Diet androstenediol (3beta,17beta) 0.167763 0.030466 0.151134 Sex disulfate (1) pregnen-diol disulfate 0.30319 0.054851 0.126061 Sex C21H34O8S2* + pregnenetriol disulfate* androstenediol (3beta,17beta) 0.225886 0.05468 0.187388 Sex disulfate (2) 21-hydroxypregnenolone 0.199878 0.022581 0.090394 Age disulfate 5alpha-androstan- 0.254411 0.100841 0.295528 Sex 3alpha,17alpha-diol monosulfate 5alpha-pregnan- 0.237568 0.047354 0.151974 Age 3beta,20alpha-diol monosulfate (2) + 5alpha- pregnan-3beta,20beta-diol monosulfate (1) 5alpha-pregnan-3(alpha or 0.216205 0.029103 0.105504 Age beta),20beta-diol disulfate 5alpha-androstan- 0.123633 0.096467 0.683802 Sex 3alpha,17beta-diol disulfate 5alpha-androstan- 0.147812 0.030066 0.173341 Sex 3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (1) + 5alpha- androstan-3beta,17beta-diol monosulfate (2) 5alpha-androstan- 0.557296 0.213581 0.169664 Sex 3beta,17alpha-diol disulfate androstenediol (3alpha, 0.187007 0.051007 0.221749 Sex 17alpha) monosulfate (2) androstenediol (3alpha, 0.16319 0.049941 0.25609 Sex 17alpha) monosulfate (3) 5alpha-pregnan-3beta-ol,20-one 0.206087 0.027644 0.106492 Age sulfate 4-hydroxycoumarin 0.80298 0.10379 0.025466 Time of day pregn steroid monosulfate 0.238328 0.076802 0.245452 Age C21H34O5S* + pregnenolone sulfate sphingomyelin (d18:1/18:1, 0.335254 0.045242 0.089706 Sex d18:2/18:0) 17alpha- 0.174737 0.039231 0.185283 Age hydroxypregnenolone 3- sulfate andro steroid monosulfate 0.233965 0.024136 0.079025 Age C19H28O6S (1)* + 16a- hydroxy DHEA 3-sulfate ergothioneine 0.419401 0.105559 0.146132 Diet S-methylmethionine 0.273073 0.04592 0.122239 Diet indole-3-carboxylic acid 0.701777 0.044805 0.01904 Time of day tridecenedioate (C13:1-DC)* 0.136806 0.029936 0.188882 Diet N-acetyl-3-methylhistidine* 0.245217 0.03119 0.096003 Diet 7-methylurate 0.307947 0.049891 0.11212 Diet N-acetyl-cadaverine 0.780853 0.184978 0.051914 Diet cinnamoylglycine 0.742039 0.246357 0.085643 Diet 2,3-dihydroxyisovalerate 0.468748 0.030495 0.034561 Sex cysteinylglycine disulfide* 0.07097 0.014108 0.184685 Anthropometrics isoursodeoxycholate 0.926202 0.201975 0.016093 Anthropometrics formiminoglutamate 0.307344 0.056343 0.126979 Cardiometabolic L-urobilin 0.85654 0.151148 0.025315 Time of day S-methylcysteine + S- 0.148468 0.040269 0.230963 Diet methylcysteine sulfoxide androsterone glucuronide 0.050174 0.012288 0.232627 Sex argininate* 0.270733 0.0546 0.147073 Diet 1-lignoceroyl-GPC (24:0) 0.385846 0.091729 0.146006 Diet 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-GPC 0.246711 0.015476 0.047253 Anthropometrics (P-16:0)* 1-methyl-5- 0.253327 0.125742 0.37062 Diet imidazoleacetate + X - 13835 glycoursodeoxycholate 0.926769 0.146924 0.01161 Diet tauroursodeoxycholate 0.643116 0.044636 0.02477 Time of day 15-methylpalmitate + myristate 0.071405 0.014394 0.187193 Diet (14:0) 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-GPE (P- 0.2704 0.040271 0.108661 Diet 16:0)* + 1-(1-enyl-oleoyl)- GPE(P-18:1)* 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-GPE 0.223621 0.049078 0.170391 Diet (P-18:0)* N-oleoyltaurine 0.308874 0.023147 0.051792 Diet linoleoylcarnitine (C18:2)* 0.166332 0.028811 0.144404 Sex leucylalanine 0.074872 0.012745 0.15748 Diet N-palmitoyltaurine 0.357112 0.021222 0.038204 Anthropometrics trimethylamine N-oxide 0.351416 0.041943 0.077412 Diet imidazole propionate 0.50283 0.058109 0.057455 Sex pregnanediol-3-glucuronide 0.343259 0.045552 0.087153 Age 3-hydroxybutyrylcarnitine (1) 0.297005 0.064329 0.152263 Macronutrients 5-hydroxymethyl-2-furoic 0.437487 0.036237 0.046592 Diet acid N-acetylcarnosine 0.189673 0.120697 0.515647 Sex margaroylcarnitine* 0.442252 0.037078 0.046761 Diet N-methyltaurine 0.322565 0.047903 0.100604 Diet glycohyocholate + X - 22716 0.353491 0.055731 0.101928 Diet 4-methylcatechol sulfate 0.84032 0.144559 0.02747 Time of day 3-methyl catechol sulfate 0.390624 0.185658 0.289628 Diet (1) + 3-methyl catechol sulfate (2) indolin-2-one 0.874083 0.143459 0.020666 Sex 3-acetylphenol sulfate 0.428795 0.101779 0.135582 Diet sphingomyelin (d18:1/14:0, 0.30794 0.112004 0.251715 Diet d16:1/16:0)* N-delta-acetylornithine 0.333084 0.100466 0.201158 Diet acisoga 0.414816 0.043529 0.061406 Diet benzoylcarnitine* 0.617258 0.099975 0.061992 Diet N-formylanthranilic acid 0.288919 0.012053 0.029664 Diet N2,N5-diacetylornithine 0.359311 0.10592 0.188867 Diet 1H-indole-7-acetic acid 0.570809 0.086686 0.065179 Time of day 3-(3- 0.312026 0.042273 0.093206 Diet hydroxyphenyl)propionate sulfate methyl glucopyranoside 0.357751 0.131982 0.236939 Diet (alpha + beta) sphingomyelin (d18:2/14:0, 0.305079 0.091381 0.208152 Sex d18:1/14:1)* 5alpha-androstan- 0.154317 0.142246 0.779535 Sex 3alpha,17beta-diol monosulfate (2) 4-hydroxychlorothalonil 0.365537 0.041478 0.071994 Diet 3-hydroxypyridine sulfate + 0.382638 0.224392 0.362042 Diet X - 23655 phenylacetylcarnitine 0.883782 0.18954 0.024925 Sex arabonate/xylonate 0.358472 0.066979 0.119867 Diet pregnanolone/allopregnanolone 0.147609 0.02298 0.132703 Age sulfate p-cresol-glucuronide* 0.928391 0.401115 0.030939 Anthropometrics 6-hydroxyindole sulfate + 0.789913 0.123466 0.032837 Diet X - 21310 sphingomyelin (d18:1/22:1, 0.337653 0.052896 0.103761 Sex d18:2/22:0, d16:1/24:1)* sphingomyelin (d17:1/16:0, 0.255659 0.104608 0.304562 Diet d18:1/15:0, d16:1/17:0)* + sphingomyelin (d18:1/17:0, d17:1/18:0, d19:1/16:0) 3-methoxycatechol sulfate 0.409823 0.029801 0.042916 Diet (1) + 1,2,3-benzenetriol sulfate (2) arabitol/xylitol 0.439269 0.051734 0.066039 Age citraconate/glutaconate + maleate 0.425319 0.167781 0.226702 Diet adipoylcarnitine (C6-DC) 0.226355 0.027684 0.094619 Diet glycodeoxycholate sulfate 0.377098 0.02516 0.04156 Seasonal effects taurodeoxycholic acid 3- 0.482548 0.051577 0.055307 Time of day sulfate phenol glucuronide 0.779761 0.054834 0.015488 Sex linoleoyl ethanolamide 0.282102 0.009612 0.024462 Time of day 1-stearoyl-2- 0.130097 0.035116 0.234806 Diet docosahexaenoyl-GPC (18:0/22:6) 2-hydroxybutyrate/2- 0.179884 0.041659 0.189928 Diet hydroxyisobutyrate 2-hydroxylaurate 0.208051 0.05741 0.218534 Sex sphingomyelin (d18:2/24:1, 0.158306 0.029344 0.156017 Sex d18:1/24:2)* 1-palmitoyl-2-palmitoleoyl- 0.271175 0.047007 0.126339 Diet GPC (16:0/16:1)* + 1- myristoyl-2-palmitoyl-GPC (14:0/16:0) gamma-tocopherol/beta- 0.295388 0.041578 0.09918 Diet tocopherol 1-(1-enyl-stearoyl)-2- 0.187762 0.073886 0.319622 Diet arachidonoyl-GPE (P- 18:0/20:4)* 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2- 0.286155 0.137336 0.342599 Diet arachidonoyl-GPE (P- 16:0/20:4)* 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2-oleoyl- 0.221341 0.057445 0.202087 Anthropometrics GPC (P-16:0/18:1)* 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2- 0.175395 0.047465 0.223155 Diet arachidonoyl-GPC (P- 16:0/20:4)* sphingomyelin (d18:0/18:0, 0.205885 0.022245 0.085801 Cardiometabolic d19:0/17:0)* + sphingomyelin (d18:0/20:0, d16:0/22:0)* myristoyl 0.241208 0.049654 0.156202 Diet dihydrosphingomyelin (d18:0/14:0)* 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2- 0.32451 0.055708 0.115959 Diet linoleoyl-GPE (P-16:0/18:2)* 1-oleoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl- 0.231722 0.033848 0.112222 Diet GPC (18:1/22:6)* 1-palmitoyl-2-gamma- 0.242427 0.01428 0.044623 Anthropometrics linolenoyl-GPC (16:0/18:3n6)* 1-(1-enyl-palmitoyl)-2- 0.211229 0.016329 0.060975 Sex palmitoleoyl-GPC (P- 16:0/16:1)* 1-oleoyl-2-docosahexaenoyl- 0.281112 0.024935 0.063767 Diet GPE (18:1/22:6)* 2-methylserine 0.253501 0.028295 0.083321 Diet glycocholate glucuronide (1) 0.837853 0.071558 0.013848 Drugs 14-HDoHE/17-HDoHE 0.444463 0.032585 0.040728 Seasonal effects catechol glucuronide 0.238255 0.026107 0.083469 Diet palmitoloelycholine 0.482857 0.026824 0.028729 Sex eicosapentaenoylcholine 0.37232 0.018401 0.031021 Cardiometabolic caffeic acid sulfate 0.24934 0.050395 0.151718 Diet 2,3-dihydroxy-2- 0.28063 0.037595 0.096372 Diet methylbutyrate linoleoyl-arachidonoyl- 0.15431 0.011884 0.06513 Cardiometabolic glycerol (18:2/20:4) [2]* + linoleoyl-arachidonoyl- glycerol (18:2/20:4) [1]* perfluorooctanesulfonic acid 0.168419 0.051079 0.252208 Diet (PFOS) 2-hydroxynervonate* 0.354288 0.03507 0.063918 Diet N-palmitoyl- 0.577092 0.042882 0.031425 Diet heptadecasphingosine (d17:1/16:0)* ceramide (d18:1/14:0, 0.335338 0.070115 0.138972 Diet d16:1/16:0)* glycosyl ceramide 0.319625 0.02929 0.062349 Sex (d18:2/24:1, d18:1/24:2)* sphingomyelin (d18:1/19:0, 0.281767 0.08422 0.21468 Diet d19:1/18:0)* + sphingomyelin (d18:1/21:0, d17:1/22:0, d16:1/23:0)* sphingomyelin (d18:2/21:0, 0.323837 0.086469 0.180544 Sex d16:2/23:0)* + sphingomyelin (d18:2/23:0, d18:1/23:1, d17:1/24:1)* sphingomyelin (d18:2/23:1)* 0.257535 0.083923 0.241946 Diet sphingomyelin (d17:2/16:0, 0.342481 0.109936 0.211062 Diet d18:2/15:0)* linolenoylcarnitine (C18:3)* 0.210918 0.020812 0.07786 Sex cerotoylcarnitine (C26)* 0.11618 0.013297 0.101154 Sex ximenoylcarnitine (C26:1)* 0.265347 0.020312 0.056238 Age arachidonoylcarnitine (C20:4) 0.094692 0.018103 0.173076 Sex docosahexaenoylcarnitine 0.317392 0.017468 0.037569 Diet (C22:6)* N-trimethyl 5-aminovalerate 0.165255 0.029086 0.14692 Diet carotene diol (2) + carotene 0.460312 0.11677 0.136906 Diet diol (1) carotene diol (3) 0.141962 0.013149 0.079477 Diet hydroxy-CMPF* 0.039891 0.021204 0.51034 Diet dodecenedioate (C12:1-DC)* 0.192548 0.033906 0.142187 Time of day 3-carboxy-4-methyl-5-pentyl- 0.334037 0.070428 0.14041 Diet 2-furanpropionate (3- CMPFP)** glucuronide of C10H18O2 0.343845 0.017662 0.033704 Seasonal effects (7)* perfluorooctanoate (PFOA) 0.376413 0.027342 0.045295 Anthropometrics N-methylhydroxyproline** 0.217206 0.022951 0.082713 Diet N,N,N-trimethyl- 0.096878 0.043365 0.404257 Sex alanylproline betaine (TMAP) gamma-glutamylcitrulline* 0.484649 0.052195 0.055501 Sex glycine conjugate of 0.302041 0.061761 0.142718 Diet C10H14O2 (1)* N-acetyl-isoputreanine* 0.324644 0.030469 0.063385 Diet 2-naphthol sulfate 0.477464 0.037791 0.041359 LifeStyle dihydrocaffeate sulfate (2) 0.303748 0.046147 0.105779 Diet 2,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid 0.166009 0.036423 0.182979 Diet 2,3-dihydroxy-5-methylthio- 0.096753 0.02623 0.24487 Cardiometabolic 4-pentenoate (DMTPA)* taurochenodeoxycholic acid 0.357058 0.024331 0.043812 Time of day 3-sulfate eicosenedioate (C20:1-DC)* 0.232762 0.06327 0.208553 Diet hydroxy-N6,N6,N6- 0.197005 0.040766 0.166161 Sex trimethyllysine* picolinoylglycine 0.337869 0.051426 0.100781 Age sarcosine 0.33884 0.023562 0.045975 Time of day glycerate 0.691439 0.046054 0.020552 Sex N-acetylmethionine 0.470656 0.042956 0.048313 Seasonal effects thyroxine 0.299497 0.027143 0.063486 Sex alpha-tocopherol 0.430181 0.052832 0.069982 Age vanillylmandelate (VMA) 0.112075 0.02733 0.216523 Age chenodeoxycholate 0.652154 0.027443 0.014637 Time of day 2-aminobutyrate 0.267642 0.074972 0.205149 Diet urate 0.146965 0.062233 0.361222 Anthropometrics ursodeoxycholate 0.817802 0.152604 0.033999 Sex 4-hydroxyphenylpyruvate 0.142653 0.012647 0.076009 Diet isocitrate 0.303912 0.034287 0.078531 Diet creatine 0.088312 0.023386 0.241425 Diet cys-gly, oxidized 0.109975 0.013287 0.107532 Sex choline 0.237484 0.013308 0.042728 Diet anthranilate 0.78757 0.114992 0.031017 Age cholate 0.609831 0.086449 0.05531 Time of day N-palmitoyl-sphingosine 0.52251 0.059534 0.054405 Age (d18:1/16:0) stearoyl sphingomyelin 0.345845 0.064702 0.122383 Diet (d18:1/18:0) N-stearoyl-sphingosine 0.30437 0.049542 0.113227 Diet (d18:1/18:0)* taurodeoxycholate 0.958573 0.095894 0.004144 Macronutrients N6,N6,N6-trimethyllysine 0.227981 0.038408 0.130061 Sex 3-(4-hydroxyphenyl)lactate 0.184398 0.062185 0.27505 Sex biliverdin + bilirubin (E,E)* 0.226841 0.032125 0.109494 Sex 3-hydroxybutyrate (BHBA) 0.193033 0.037267 0.155792 Macronutrients creatinine 0.145844 0.083478 0.4889 Sex cystine 0.193485 0.038517 0.160552 Age deoxycholate 0.706467 0.035508 0.014753 Age gamma-glutamylglutamate 0.271228 0.048136 0.129338 Anthropometrics glutarate (pentanedioate) 0.621059 0.087665 0.053489 Sex guanidinoacetate 0.13674 0.021507 0.135779 Sex myo-inositol 0.511408 0.070411 0.06727 Time of day isoleucine 0.189793 0.031782 0.135676 Diet 2-aminoadipate 0.224225 0.057367 0.198478 Diet citrulline 0.446846 0.046122 0.057095 Age leucine + gamma- 0.288715 0.06693 0.164891 Anthropometrics glutamylleucine malate 0.321709 0.033531 0.070697 Diet nicotinamide 0.127478 0.018211 0.124646 Time of day ornithine 0.167702 0.018443 0.091533 Anthropometrics phytanate 0.180388 0.033068 0.150248 Diet proline 0.289837 0.025212 0.061775 Sex retinol (Vitamin A) 0.250333 0.027347 0.081897 Cardiometabolic taurine 0.599726 0.035708 0.023833 Seasonal effects urea 0.260789 0.051152 0.144991 Diet glutamate 0.18149 0.040377 0.182097 Anthropometrics valine 0.186757 0.032666 0.142244 Diet caffeine + 1,3,7-trimethylurate 0.394336 0.270008 0.414708 Diet caprate (10:0) 0.1687 0.02295 0.11309 Diet alpha-ketoglutarate 0.226222 0.035558 0.121624 Anthropometrics X - 01911 0.223063 0.016043 0.055877 Sex X - 11261 0.315102 0.048919 0.10633 Diet X - 11299 + X - 11483 0.754082 0.025772 0.008405 Macronutrients X - 11308 0.25473 0.119144 0.348583 Diet X - 11315 0.266674 0.135361 0.372229 Diet X - 11378 0.158686 0.052512 0.278406 Sex X - 11381 0.205243 0.072687 0.281463 Diet X - 11444 0.083443 0.018535 0.203599 Anthropometrics X - 11470 0.068143 0.011831 0.16179 Time of day X - 11478 0.42134 0.056492 0.077585 Diet X - 11485 0.232614 0.023795 0.078497 Diet X - 11491 0.205863 0.018237 0.070353 Anthropometrics X - 11640 0.403971 0.053868 0.079478 Diet X - 11795 0.110742 0.034854 0.279879 Diet X - 11843 + X - 11850 + 0.953159 0.479096 0.023544 Macronutrients X - 12013 X - 11849 0.102283 0.019434 0.170569 Diet X - 11852 0.436372 0.014419 0.018625 Diet X - 11858 0.051082 0.017322 0.321775 Diet X - 11880 + X - 11372 0.278849 0.137921 0.356687 Diet X - 12063 0.123077 0.041351 0.294627 Anthropometrics X - 12101 0.178396 0.028461 0.131076 Diet X - 12126 0.846036 0.251003 0.045678 Diet X - 12206 0.47295 0.034313 0.038238 Diet X - 12212 0.503736 0.057528 0.056675 Diet X - 12216 0.933304 0.234275 0.016742 Time of day X - 12221 0.316174 0.048395 0.10467 Diet 4-ethylcatechol sulfate 0.383336 0.182636 0.293803 Diet X - 12261 0.964726 0.403181 0.014742 Cardiometabolic X - 12283 0.640942 0.128873 0.072195 Diet X - 12306 0.592862 0.17703 0.121572 Diet X - 12329 + N- 0.401011 0.113761 0.169925 Diet (2-furoyl)glycine X - 12411 0.256335 0.036709 0.106498 Time of day X - 12544 0.283296 0.043788 0.110778 Diet X - 12718 0.619573 0.14593 0.089603 Age X - 12730 0.424132 0.107163 0.1455 Diet X - 12738 0.429681 0.094466 0.125386 Diet X - 12798 0.278326 0.024121 0.062544 Diet X - 12816 0.527171 0.311965 0.279807 Diet X - 12822 0.569941 0.081195 0.061267 Sex X - 12830 0.568434 0.037847 0.028734 Time of day X - 12837 0.590399 0.222416 0.154305 Diet X - 12851 0.938032 0.269466 0.017802 Sex X - 12906 0.182565 0.03077 0.137774 Time of day X - 13431 0.297652 0.042781 0.100947 Diet X - 13684 0.144862 0.019582 0.115595 Sex X - 13703 + X - 13255 0.387965 0.060009 0.094668 Diet X - 13729 0.759983 0.18146 0.057308 Diet X - 13844 0.110693 0.038524 0.309501 Diet X - 13866 0.154912 0.025277 0.137895 Diet X - 14082 0.484328 0.062808 0.066872 Diet X - 14662 0.754385 0.122946 0.040029 Diet X - 14939 0.135131 0.036604 0.234274 Diet X - 15461 0.442749 0.061711 0.077671 Cardiometabolic X - 15503 0.131259 0.036143 0.239213 Age X - 15728 0.582189 0.046332 0.03325 Seasonal effects X - 16087 0.389475 0.080624 0.126383 Diet X - 16124 0.945499 0.572857 0.033021 Seasonal effects X - 16580 0.32773 0.051125 0.104872 Diet X - 16654 0.879092 0.124415 0.017112 Sex X - 16935 0.304491 0.082094 0.187518 Diet X - 16944 0.372807 0.03057 0.051429 Diet X - 17145 0.390481 0.163885 0.255816 Diet X - 17185 0.240775 0.094821 0.298997 Diet X - 17337 0.345807 0.044816 0.084783 Diet X - 17354 + X - 22509 0.508746 0.11158 0.107743 Diet X - 17367 + X - 17325 0.207975 0.041148 0.156702 Diet X - 17469 0.889628 0.181012 0.022457 LifeStyle X - 17612 0.879879 0.200559 0.02738 Time of day X - 17653 0.209 0.049858 0.188697 Diet X - 17654 0.272664 0.064005 0.170734 Diet X - 17655 0.172795 0.024202 0.11586 Diet X - 17676 0.221321 0.040236 0.141564 Diet X - 18240 0.485008 0.074912 0.079543 Diet X - 18249 0.275114 0.115544 0.304443 Diet X - 18606 0.340199 0.04149 0.080469 Diet X - 18886 0.300093 0.069255 0.161523 Diet X - 18887 0.294542 0.019636 0.04703 Time of day X - 18899 0.102736 0.009298 0.081209 Diet X - 18901 0.281107 0.048952 0.125188 Diet X - 18914 0.244488 0.101505 0.313669 Diet X - 18922 0.203237 0.064215 0.251745 Diet X - 19434 0.648943 0.075494 0.04084 Time of day X - 21285 0.207055 0.031312 0.119913 Sex X - 21286 0.84225 0.121941 0.022839 Time of day X - 21319 0.273118 0.048592 0.129323 Diet X - 21339 0.248849 0.101561 0.306562 Diet X - 21364 0.163809 0.028826 0.147146 Sex X - 21383 0.19078 0.038465 0.163157 Diet X - 21410 0.333429 0.042032 0.084028 Diet X - 21442 0.315377 0.229695 0.498624 Diet X - 21467 0.38719 0.024764 0.039194 Drugs X - 21657 0.412839 0.034462 0.049014 Sex X - 21659 + X - 21474 0.324629 0.035262 0.073361 Seasonal effects X - 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0.323964 0.087978 0.18359 Diet X - 24972 0.401434 0.055144 0.082224 Age

Identification and Candidate Structures of Microbiome-Related Unknown Compounds

Metabolites that are accurately predicted by the gut microbiome are of particular interest as they may be modulated by perturbing the bacterial community. Since many of the metabolites that were predicted by the gut microbiome with high accuracy are unknown, we sought their identification. Here we provide the chemical identification of 11 compounds and candidate structures for 19 other compounds previously tagged as unknown (Table 9). Among these metabolites are some of those that are predicted by the microbiome with the highest accuracy, including X-11850, X-12261 and X-11843. These were all predicted with R²>0.45 using the microbiome, and are likely to be derivatives of aromatic amino acids, a class of molecules known to be metabolized by the gut microbiome. This list constitutes a major step towards mapping the metabolic producing and modulating potential of the human gut microbiome.

TABLE 9 Metabolite Microbiome name Identified molecule R² X - 12837 glucuronide of C19H28O4 (2)* 0.28 X - 12230 4-ethylcatechol sulfate 0.23 X - 23649 3-hydroxypyridine glucuronide 0.21 X - 12329 3-hydroxy-2-methylpyridine sulfate 0.17 X - 17145 branched chain 14:0 dicarboxylic acid** 0.16 X - 14662 glycoursodeoxycholate sulfate (1) 0.14 X - 17469 lithocholic acid sulfate (1) 0.12 X - 16654 deoxycholic acid (12 or 24)-sulfate* 0.12 X - 18249 3,5-dichloro-2,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid 0.09 X - 11640 enterolactone sulfate 0.07 X - 18914 3-bromo-5-chloro-2,6-dihydroxybenzoic acid* 0.04 Metabolite Microbiome name Candidate structure R² X - 11850 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.52 X - 12261 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.47 X - 11843 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.46 X - 23655 pyridine related 0.31 X - 12126 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.27 X - 12216 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.25 X - 24410 piperidine related 0.19 X - 17185 phenol-related 0.19 X - 12718 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.17 X - 17354 polyphenol related 0.16 X - 21286 pyridine related 0.14 X - 12283 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.14 X - 12738 phenol-related 0.14 X - 24243 piperidine related 0.13 X - 22520 fatty acid conjugate 0.13 X - 11315 amino acid derivative 0.12 X - 22509 polyphenol related 0.12 X - 13844 benzoic acid derivative 0.1 X - 13835 aromatic amino acid related metabolite 0.08

In Table 9, names of unknown compounds as provided by Metabolon Inc along with their new identification and candidate structures are provided. Microbiome R2 is the EV of each metabolite as estimated by a prediction model based on gut microbiome data

Networks of Interactions Between Features Explain Diverse Metabolites

As multiple metabolites were significantly predicted using more than one feature group, we next examined how different feature groups interact in explaining the levels of these metabolites. By building separate predictive models each based on a different feature group and using SHAP in order to estimate the impact of each specific feature on the output of the models, we uncovered a dense network of interactions between feature groups in explaining metabolite levels (FIG. 5A).

As mentioned above, we found that the reported consumption of coffee was linked to a large number of metabolites, most of which are unknown compounds and xenobiotics from the xanthine metabolism pathway. Notably, we found that a specific bacterial species from the Clostridiales order was linked to a large number of these metabolites (FIG. 5B), suggesting a possible interaction between coffee consumption and the presence of this bacteria in explaining the levels of these metabolites. Being the most predictive features among their feature categories, coffee consumption and this Clostridiales species may be targets for validation using interventional studies.

We next focused on metabolites which were significantly explained using seasonal effects, and examined which dietary features interact with them (FIG. 5C). The consumption of citrus fruits such as oranges positively affected (on average) the prediction of several metabolites such as stachydrine, a known biomarker for the consumption of citrus fruits⁴⁵ (also named proline betaine; significantly predicted by diet, Pearson R=0.50, p<10⁻²⁰), which in turn had higher values in samples taken in winter months compared to samples taken during the summer, consistent with the fact that oranges are seasonal fruits available in Israel mostly during winter. Another example is N-methyltaurine (R=0.35, p<10⁻²⁰), an amino acid which has higher levels in samples taken during winter, and whose prediction was negatively affected, on average, by the consumption of watermelon, a summer seasonal fruit.

Finally, we explored some known examples of associations between metabolites and features to further validate the quality of data in our cohort (FIG. 5D). The diurnal cycle is known to regulate the levels of multiple circulating metabolites. We found that the levels of cortisol were lower in samples taken during the second half of the day (Prediction with time of day, R=0.63, p<10⁻²⁰, positive SHAP value for samples taken in the morning), consistent with previous studies showing that cortisol levels peak early in the morning⁴⁶. We also found that the levels of tobacco-related metabolites such as cotinine (Prediction R=0.72 by lifestyle, p<10⁻²⁰) were higher in samples of active smokers (positive SHAP values for smoking), and that no other feature could significantly explain their levels. Finally, we found that blood levels of serotonin (Prediction R=0.46 by drugs, p<10⁻⁶) were lower in samples of participants who reported taking psychiatric drugs (negative SHAP values), despite serotonin being a therapeutic target for selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRI)⁴⁷ which are prescribed to increase serotonin levels in the brain.

Metabolites Explained by Bread Increase Following a Bread Consumption Intervention

As a proof of concept examining whether some of the feature-metabolite interactions we uncovered may be causal, we profiled the serum metabolome of samples from a randomized cross-over trial that we previously conducted⁴⁸, in which we compared the effects of consuming artisanal whole-grain sourdough bread (hereinafter, “sourdough bread”) to those of industrial white bread made from refined wheat (“white bread”). Twenty healthy subjects were randomly divided into two groups of 10, who then underwent a 1-week-long dietary intervention of increased bread consumption, where each group received a different type of bread. Following two weeks of washout, the intervention was performed again, switching bread types between the groups. (FIG. 6C). In the present study, we performed metabolomic profiling of blood samples that were taken at both the beginning and the end of the first week of intervention, in order to estimate the effect of the dietary intervention on serum metabolites.

We used the healthy cohort of 458 participants for which we had one week of logged normal diet, without any intervention (FIG. 6A) to identify potential associations between the reported consumption of white and whole-wheat breads and the levels of metabolites (FIG. 6B). We ranked the metabolites according to the mean absolute SHAP value for consumption of whole-wheat bread computed based on the 458 participants, and selected the top 5% positively and negatively associated metabolites for further analysis (FIG. 6B). Notably, analyzing the metabolomic samples of subjects who received the sourdough bread intervention, we found that metabolites that were positively associated with the consumption of whole-wheat bread in our cohort increased significantly more (median fold-change 1.44) than metabolites that were negatively associated with the consumption of whole-wheat bread in the 458-participants cohort (median fold-change 0.66, p<10⁻⁸, Mann-Whitney U; FIG. 6D). Moreover, we found no statistically significant differences when comparing the mean fold-change of these metabolites in the group which received the white bread intervention (p>0.3, Mann-Whitney U; FIG. 6D).

Some of the metabolites which increased in levels following the sourdough bread intervention were previously reported to be linked to the consumption of whole-grain wheat flour. A notable example is betaine, an amino acid which has been shown to protect internal organs, improve vascular risk factors⁴⁹ and is also known to be highly abundant in a wide variety of foods, of which wheat bran and wheat germ are the highest naturally occurring sources^(50,51). We found that in the group that received sourdough bread the mean fold-change in betaine levels was 6.16, while the mean fold-change in the group that received white bread was 0.82 (Mann-Whitney U p<0.004; FIG. 6E; Methods), consistent with the correlation between betaine levels and the consumption of whole-grain wheat in the larger cohort (Spearman R=0.14, p<0.003). Another example is cytosine, for which the mean fold-change was far greater in the sourdough bread compared to the white bread group, 78.5 vs. 0.53, respectively (Mann-Whitney U p<0.002; FIG. 6F). Unlike betaine, the levels of cytosine were not previously linked to the rate or type of bread consumption.

We also performed a similar analysis using metabolites that were associated with white bread consumption in our cohort, but did not find significant changes in these metabolites in the bread intervention study, potentially stemming from high white wheat consumption in the typical diet before the intervention. Overall, these results suggest that some of the associations that we found between the consumption of whole-wheat bread and the levels of metabolites in our larger cohort might be causal, as their levels increase following a dietary intervention that increased the consumption of whole-wheat bread.

Sequence Identifiers for Metagenomic Sequences of Unknown Bacteria

Table 10 provides the sequence identifier for the metagenomic sequences of the unknown bacteria.

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14921 320 4781 321 14764 322 4029 323 3940 324 14252 325 14253 326 4342 327 14999 328 15356 329 14999 330 4342 331 15403 332 3574 333 14999 334 4342 335 14999 336 14252 337 3952 338 14921 339 14932 340 15403 341 15350 342 4342 343 3952 344 14252 345 4029 346 14252 347 14252 348 14974 349 4029 350 14999 351 14253 352 13981 353 3952 354 14921 355 14764 356 15403 357 14252 358 14974 359 15390 360 15390 361 3574 362 4394 363 14899 364 14252 365 14764 366 14764 367 3940 368 14999 369 13981 370 4781 371 4029 372 14027 373 13981 374 14932 375 14899 376 13981 377 14252 378 15403 379 15395 380 15350 381 4342 382 14899 383 4395 384 4029 385 13981 386 14263 387 14253 388 3574 389 13981 390 14252 391 14999 392 14921 393 15403 394 4342 395 4342 396 4029 397 14252 398 4342 399 3574 400 4121 401 14999 402 14764 403 4029 404 14252 405 4782 406 14764 407 3952 408 14861 409 14899 410 13982 411 14999 412 14999 413 4781 414 15385 415 14999 416 4782 417 13981 418 14937 419 3940 420 4029 421 15350 422 4342 423 4121 424 4767 425 3940 426 14921 427 3964 428 3964 429 13981 430 15350 431 14252 432 4767 433 15350 434 14764 435 4121 436 14252 437 4781 438 14253 439 4394 440 14899 441 14999 442 14999 443 14921 444 4781 445 14999 446 5184 447 4342 448 14027 449 14999 450 13981 451 14764 452 14932 453 14764 454 13981 455 3574 456 3964 457 13982 458 3574 459 4781 460 4781 461 4782 462 14252 463 3952 464 15403 465 15390 466 14252 467 14250 468 14764 469 14999 470 4342 471 3952 472 13981 473 14999 474 14027 475 14999 476 3964 477 3574 478 14250 479 3574 480 4121 481 8767 482 14999 483 15350 484 14899 485 4782 486 15390 487 3952 488 14974 489 14764 490 4394 491 13981 492 14974 493 4342 494 4781 495 15403 496 15385 497 14932 498 14764 499 14253 500 4130 501 3952 502 14252 503 14253 504 4029 505 3940 506 14999 507 14899 508 14253 509 3574 510 14252 511 14252 512 14999 513 4029 514 14999 515 4767 516 14252 517 4342 518 4029 519 13981 520 14252 521 13983 522 14999 523 3964 524 15403 525 4342 526 14252 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942 14027 943 14921 944 3940 945 15350 946 14999 947 4342 948 15403 949 14027 950 4029 951 14899 952 3574 953 4767 954 14921 955 14999 956 14250 957 14764 958 14764 959 14999 960 14999 961 13981 962 15385 963 4781 964 14764 965 15403 966 4029 967 14250 968 4781 969 14764 970 14974 971 14764 972 15350 973 3574 974 4781 975 4767 976 3574 977 4781 978 14921 979 4781 980 14999 981 14937 982 14027 983 4121 984 14252 985 4394 986 4767 987 15350 988 4767 989 4781 990 14027 991 4121 992 15403 993 3964 994 4342 995 14932 996 4767 997 14252 998 14999 999 4029 1000 14899 1001 4781 1002 4394 1003 4781 1004 14921 1005 4130 1006 4342 1007 4782 1008 14027 1009 8767 1010 14974 1011 14764 1012 4029 1013 15403 1014 3940 1015 4767 1016 3964 1017 4394 1018 4342 1019 3964 1020 15356 1021 14974 1022 14027 1023 14999 1024 14252 1025 4781 1026 4029 1027 4781 1028 3940 1029 14252 1030 4394 1031 14252 1032 14999 1033 14764 1034 4767 1035 14999 1036 15356 1037 3964 1038 14999 1039 4342 1040 15403 1041 15403 1042 14253 1043 14764 1044 14020 1045 14253 1046 15385 1047 4342 1048 14263 1049 15356 1050 14252 1051 14932 1052 4029 1053 13981 1054 3574 1055 4029 1056 4342 1057 14764 1058 4029 1059 14252 1060 4029 1061 14921 1062 4394 1063 3574 1064 3940 1065 14974 1066 15350 1067 4781 1068 15403 1069 15403 1070 8767 1071 14999 1072 14999 1073 14974 1074 4342 1075 15395 1076 3926 1077 14921 1078 4342 1079 14764 1080 14921 1081 4029 1082 4781 1083 4767 1084 14921 1085 3926 1086 14263 1087 14921 1088 14253 1089 4767 1090 14020 1091 4029 1092 4029 1093 5184 1094 14921 1095 3574 1096 14899 1097 14921 1098 15403 1099 14253 1100 14250 1101 4394 1102 4394 1103 3964 1104 4342 1105 8767 1106 15385 1107 4029 1108 14921 1109 13982 1110 3574 1111 14250 1112 14999 1113 15395 1114 4394 1115 15395 1116 4342 1117 4342 1118 4781 1119 14252 1120 14253 1121 4781 1122 3574 1123 14252 1124 3964 1125 4029 1126 15350 1127 14999 1128 4394 1129 14764 1130 14899 1131 14250 1132 4121 1133 4781 1134 3964 1135 3926 1136 15390 1137 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14999 1232 14764 1233 3574 1234 4781 1235 14921 1236 14252 1237 14999 1238 15385 1239 4342 1240 14921 1241 4781 1242 14937 1243 14899 1244 8767 1245 4781 1246 3964 1247 3964 1248 3952 1249 15390 1250 4781 1251 4342 1252 4781 1253 14764 1254 4781 1255 14252 1256 15350 1257 4342 1258 14899 1259 4342 1260 15385 1261 14899 1262 15385 1263 14764 1264 14999 1265 3952 1266 14252 1267 14999 1268 14921 1269 15385 1270 4130 1271 4029 1272 14252 1273 14999 1274 15385 1275 4781 1276 14921 1277 4342 1278 4781 1279 14253 1280 14764 1281 14764 1282 4394 1283 15390 1284 14764 1285 15403 1286 5184 1287 4781 1288 4394 1289 14932 1290 14252 1291 4781 1292 14252 1293 4029 1294 15350 1295 4782 1296 4029 1297 15356 1298 4029 1299 15403 1300 14999 1301 4130 1302 3940 1303 14252 1304 14999 1305 4342 1306 3926 1307 14764 1308 4781 1309 3574 1310 4767 1311 14764 1312 15403 1313 4342 1314 15403 1315 3940 1316 15356 1317 14921 1318 4029 1319 14921 1320 4781 1321 14253 1322 14252 1323 4121 1324 14921 1325 4342 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Although the invention has been described in conjunction with specific embodiments thereof, it is evident that many alternatives, modifications and variations will be apparent to those skilled in the art. Accordingly, it is intended to embrace all such alternatives, modifications and variations that fall within the spirit and broad scope of the appended claims.

All publications, patents and patent applications mentioned in this specification are herein incorporated in their entirety by reference into the specification, to the same extent as if each individual publication, patent or patent application was specifically and individually indicated to be incorporated herein by reference. In addition, citation or identification of any reference in this application shall not be construed as an admission that such reference is available as prior art to the present invention. To the extent that section headings are used, they should not be construed as necessarily limiting.

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LENGTHY TABLES The patent application contains a lengthy table section. A copy of the table is available in electronic form from the USPTO web site (https://seqdata.uspto.gov/?pageRequest=docDetail&DocID=US20220102000A1). An electronic copy of the table will also be available from the USPTO upon request and payment of the fee set forth in 37 CFR 1.19(b)(3). 

1. A method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject, the method comprising: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching said library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding said selected procedure with amount of a plurality of microbes of a microbiome of the subject; and receiving from said selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.
 2. The method of claim 1, further comprising measuring the amount of microbes of said microbiome of the subject prior to said analyzing.
 3. The method according to claim 1, wherein said microbiome is a fecal microbiome.
 4. The method according to claim 1, wherein said plurality of microbes comprises more than 20 microbes.
 5. The method according to claim 1, wherein said metabolite is set forth in Table
 2. 6. The method according to claim 1, wherein said metabolite is other than glucose and other than cholesterol.
 7. (canceled)
 8. The method according to claim 1, wherein at least some of said trained machine learning procedures in said library comprises a set of decision trees.
 9. (canceled)
 10. The method according to claim 1, wherein said selected machine learning procedure comprises a set of decision trees, each decision tree comprises a plurality of nodes associated with a respective plurality of decision rules, each decision rule relating to at least one microbe of said microbiome, and wherein a number of decision rules relating to microbes listed in Table 1 is larger than a number of decision rules relating to other microbes of said microbiome.
 11. A method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite set forth in Table 1, the method comprising: accessing a computer readable medium storing a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding said trained procedure with an amount of N of the corresponding microbes set forth in Table 1, said N being at most 50; and receiving from said procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood, thereby predicting the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.
 12. The method of claim 11, further comprising measuring the amount of microbes of said fecal microbiome of the subject prior to said analyzing.
 13. (canceled)
 14. A method of predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood of a subject that consumes a diet of a plurality of food types, the method comprising: accessing a computer readable medium storing a library of trained machine learning procedures, each being associated with a different metabolite; searching said library for a trained machine learning procedure associated with the metabolite; feeding said selected procedure with a frequency of consumption of at least 5 of said food types over at least one month and/or a daily mean consumption of at least 5 of said food types; and receiving from said selected procedure an output indicative of the quantity of the metabolite in the blood.
 15. The method of claim 14, wherein said metabolite is set forth in Table
 4. 16-17. (canceled)
 18. The method according to claim 14, wherein at least some of said trained machine learning procedures in said library comprises a set of decision trees.
 19. (canceled)
 20. The method according to claim 14, wherein said selected machine learning procedure comprises a set of decision trees, each decision tree comprises a plurality of nodes associated with a respective plurality of decision rules, each decision rule relating to at least one food type, and wherein a number of decision rules relating to food types listed in Table 3 is larger than a number of decision rules relating to other food types. 21-23. (canceled)
 24. The method according to claim 1, further comprising corroborating the quantity of the metabolite by measuring the amount of said metabolite in a blood sample of the subject.
 25. A method of diagnosing a disease of a subject comprising predicting the quantity of at least one metabolite which is indicative of the disease, wherein said predicting is carried out according to claim 1, thereby diagnosing the disease.
 26. The method of claim 25, wherein the disease is selected from the group consisting of a metabolic disease, a cardiovascular disease and kidney disease. 27-31. (canceled)
 32. A method of providing dietary advice to a subject, the method comprising predicting the quantity of a metabolite in the blood by carrying out the method according to claim 14, wherein when said metabolite is above or below the recommended quantity of said metabolite, recommending consumption of at least one food type that alters the quantity of said metabolite.
 33. The method of claim 32, wherein said metabolite is set forth in Table
 4. 34. The method of claim 33, wherein said food type is the corresponding food type set forth in Table
 4. 35-36. (canceled) 